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Superfoods

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Baobab

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Baobab: Die Frucht und die Blätter des Affenbrotbaums kommen bei Moskitostichen, Asthma oder Malaria zum Einsatz. Manche bezeichnen die Frucht als das nächste Superfood.

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Camu Camu

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Camu Camu ist ein kleiner Strauch, dessen zitronengroße Früchte unglaublich reich an Vitamin C sind.

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Catuaba

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Catuaba wird seit langem als natürliches Aphrodisiakum verwendet. Außerdem hat es entzündungshemmende Eigenschaften.

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Chaga Pilz

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Der Chaga Pilz (Inonotus Obliquus) trägt den Beinamen Geschenk Gottes. Er hilft gegen Stress und hat antioxidative Eigenschaften.

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Chlorella

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Die Chlorella-Alge ist ein echtes Superfood: Sie birgt unglaublich viele Vitalstoffe, stärkt das Immunsystem und entgiftet den Körper.

Graviola

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Die südamerikanische Graviola Frucht (auch Stachelannone genannt) soll bei Krebs helfen und den Blutdruck senken.

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Jujube

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Die Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba, chinesische Dattel) wird seit mehr als 2500 Jahren in China angebaut und verzehrt. Sie soll stresssenkend und kräftigend wirken.

Kelp

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Kelp ist eine große braune Seealge, die zum größten Teil in asiatischen Ländern als Nahrungsmittel konsumiert wird. Sie ist in Gewässern beheimatet, die extrem nährstoffreich sind und absorbiert diese Vitalstoffe.

Lucuma

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Lucuma war schon bei den Inkas beliebt. Die nährstoffreiche Frucht aus Peru enthält Beta-Carotin, Eisen, Zink, Vitamin B3, Kalzium, Magnesium, Antioxidantien, Proteine und weitere gesunde Inhaltsstoffe.

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Maca

Wirkung: Stärkend (Immunsystem, Hormonhaushalt), nährwertreich, Fruchtbarkeit, Müdigkeit

Wissenschaftlich belegt: Aphrodisierend, Furchtbarkeitsfördernd, Erhöhte die Spermienproduktin

Pine-Pollen

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Pine Pollen enthalten laut Angaben in der Literatur Testosteron und andere steroide Substanzen. Dies macht sie in der Pflanzenwelt einzigartig.

Reishi

Foto: von Nathan Wilson from Burbank, CA (Mushroom of Longevity in Changdeokgung) [CC BY-SA 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Der Reishi Pilz wird verwendet , um das Immunsystem zu stärken, sowie Herzkrankheiten und hohen Blutdruck zu behandeln.

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Schisandra

Foto: By Баранчук-Червонный Лев (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Schisandra Beeren sind in Russland, Korea und im Norden Chinas beheimatet.Sie sollen eine beruhigende Wirkung auf Körper und Geist haben.

Spirulina

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Spirulina Platensis ist eine blaugrüne Mikroalge, die in verschiedenen Süßwasserseen rund um den Globus gedeiht. Als Nahrungsergänzungsmittel ist die Alge momentan sprichwörtlich in aller Munde.