Clean & Build Up - The Year-Round Health Concept!
What is the actual quality of the food we eat every day? It is clear that we cannot live without food. It is the basis for the functioning of our organism. Unfortunately, there are often invisible dangers hidden in food that appears healthy and digestible.
According to the WHO, a quarter of all diseases and deaths in the EU are due to environmental pollutants (WHO Factsheet 2015).
The problems on our daily menu are contamination and residues from environmental toxins, pesticides or medicines. The reason: the soils of many growing areas are overburdened. In addition, genetic manipulation in food production is increasing worldwide.
Food Quality Declines
The food produced and consumed today in the western world is therefore increasingly no longer as rich in nutrients as it was a few decades ago. At the same time, the demands placed on us at work and in our daily lives are increasing, which in turn increases the need for nutrients and vitamins. The growing range of ready-made products and fast food is also tempting us to follow a simple but unhealthy diet.
Why Additional Vital Substances?
A balanced, healthy diet is not always possible. Therefore, many people trust in the health benefits of dietary supplements. Doctors and therapists also regularly use high-quality vital substances in patients who have been diagnosed with a deficiency or increased need.
Harmful Substances Out, Health In!
One of the most important foundations for a healthy lifestyle is, in addition to sufficient exercise and healthy nutrition, a functioning intestinal wall (= center of the immune system). This prevents the penetration of harmful substances and promotes the absorption of vital substances. But how can the natural protective function of the intestinal wall be strengthened?
Improve The Absorption Of Vital Substances
A natural mineral offers an effective solution here for 365 days a year. The PMA Zeolite, a 100% natural volcanic mineral, has been proven to be able to bind heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, arsenic, chromium and nickel as well as the metabolic waste product ammonium in the intestine and - very decisively - to contribute to strengthening the intestinal wall integrity. This enables the body to protect itself naturally from harmful substances in the intestinal tract and promotes the absorption of vitamins.
How Does A Nutrient Deficiency Develop?
- Decrease of nutrients in food
- Unilateral nutrition and consumption of processed foods such as finished products or fast food
- Certain diseases, such as leaky gut, lead to reduced absorption or increased consumption of essential nutrients
- Increased nutrient requirements due to sport, stress, pregnancy or the regular intake of medication