Weight & Metabolism

Persistent irregularities in metabolic function can be accompanied by fatigue, exhaustion and intolerances. Targeted and mindful dietary supplementation, for example of vitamin B6, zinc and manganese, can compensate for possible losses of essential micronutrients. B6 supports the nervous system, psyche and hormonal activity, zinc supports fat and carbohydrate metabolism as well as the protection of cells from oxidative stress, while manganese plays a role in energy metabolism.

Many factors influence the acid-base balance, including tension, stress and diets rich in sugar as well as animal-derived fats and proteins. A pH value of 7.4 is optimal for a healthy metabolism. Supplementing appropriate micronutrients such as zinc can naturally provide the body with a balanced pH, while magnesium supports balanced electrolyte levels.

The mobilisation, conversion and binding of foreign substances, environmental toxins and harmful metabolic products involves complex enxymatic activity and many different organ systems. In addition, a large number of nutrients as well as the body's own antioxidants are needed in this process. Certain vitamins, minerals and trace elements, such as vitamins C, B2, E, zinc, manganese and selenium, in particular, as well as other bioactives, can actively contribute to the protection of cells against oxidative stress and supplement the diet.