All our products are based on scientific rationale using only the purest, highest quality, natural, raw ingredients available. We are concerned with the best and most effective applications.
Our products are made with care and attention to every detail. To ensure product uniformity, each ingredient is accurately weighed, tested and precisely mixed. To retain the full healing properties of each component, all tablets are cold-pressed and a low pressure compressing process is used. This unique method does not involve the use of heat as is the standard practice in the industry. No lubricants or fillers are used during the encapsulation process whenever possible. We use the purest source of lubricant available, such as biodegradable vegetable cellulose, to maintain consistent capsule weight and content conformity.
Our vegetable capsules are free of pesticides, preservatives and additives, tested by government-approved independent laboratories to ensure quick dissolution and disintegration. The disintegration time does not exceed 20 minutes from the time of ingestion for capsules, and 30 minutes for tablets. Our capsules and tablets are tested regularly to confirm weight variation and ingredient potency.
The products are manufactured following the procedures outlined in the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Precision and objectivity are ensured during testing by government-approved independent laboratories to assay and verify each ingredient for every product in each lot. Each ingredient will be reconfirmed for potency, weight variation, disintegration time and the absence of heavy metals, bacteria, E. coli, salmonella, yeasts, mold and other contaminants.
The uncompromising manufacturing standards are also applied to the homeopathic line. The company manufactures homeopathic remedies in accordance with the stringent standards of the Homöopathische Arzneibuch (HAB), the German homeopathic pharmacopoeia. The HAB requires the use of whole fresh plants for most preparations - not parts or dried plants. The plants are processed immediately and preserved in pure beet alcohol to ensure that the remedies contain the desired alkaloids and the energetic imprint of the plant.
Examples of Herbal Remedies
| Cinnamon | Taken as a remedy for colds, flatulence, nausea and vomiting. Studies suggest that it can act to release gas in the stomach and intestines. The variety of cinnamon sold in food stores is actually derived from cassia bark. It is a related species and is said to have similar properties. |
| Dong Quai | An ingredient in many herbal supplements, dong quai, or angelica, is a traditional tonic used in Asia for menstrual and menopausal difficulties. Its popularity is second only to ginseng's in China and Japan, but Western medical researchers continue to debate the effectiveness of this herb. |
| Ginger | Used for treating colds, nausea, stomachaches and to aid digestion. Studies indicate that powdered ginger is useful in treating motion sickness. According to folk remedies, freshly mashed ginger root can ease the pain of minor burns. |
| Ginkgo Biloba | Practitioners of Chinese medicine have used the ginkgo's fan-shaped leaves to treat bronchial, asthmatic and bronchial conditions. Studies suggest it can play a role in dilating blood vessels and increasing circulation. Because it is thought to increase blood flow to the brain, it is being investigated as a potential memory aid. |
| Ginseng | According to ancient Chinese medical texts, ginseng is "enlightening to the mind and increases wisdom." Its continued use was believed to lead to longevity. Ginseng is most commonly used as a tonic to enhance general health and stimulate the central nervous system. Some studies suggest that it has a positive effect on lowering blood cholesterol levels. |