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Lumison® is a liquid herbal extract for the respiratory tract. Ribwort plantain, lungwort, Icelandic moss, thyme, marigold and eight other herbs help you breathe freely.
Without alcohol, sugar and preservatives.
Suitable for the whole family, including children (mixed with fruit juice).
Supportive in quitting nicotine.

✓ Supports free breathing
✓ Natural lung care
✓ Clears lungs, bronchi and the entire respiratory system
✓ Soothes strained respiratory tracts

Application: Drink 25 ml daily shortly after breakfast and 25 ml in the late afternoon pure or diluted with a little water or fruit juice - preferably before 7 p.m.

Ingredients: 89% water, 11% herbal extract from: ribwort plantain, horsetail, lungwort, caraway, juniper berries, Icelandic moss, gundel vine, licorice root, speedwell, thyme, bedstraw, hollow toothwort, marigold.

Lumison® is a liquid herbal extract for the respiratory tract. Ribwort plantain, lungwort, Iceland moss, thyme, calendula, and eight other herbs support free breathing.
Without alcohol, sugar and preservatives.
For the whole family, also suitable for children (mixed with fruit juice).
Supportive in nicotine withdrawal.

✓ Supports free breathing
✓ Lung care in a natural way
✓ Clears lungs, bronchi and the entire respiratory system
✓ Soothes strained airways

Directions: Drink 25 ml daily shortly after breakfast and 25 ml in the late afternoon, neat or diluted with a little water or fruit juice – preferably before 7 p.m.

Ingredients: 89% water, 11% herbal extract from: ribwort plantain, horsetail, lungwort, caraway, juniper berries, Icelandic moss, ground ivy, liquorice root, speedwell, thyme, bedstraw, hollyhock, marigold.

Maca pro is one of our favorite products and has proven its effectiveness for many years.

It is a central component of ANDA'S MAGIC POTION.

Here is the tried and tested recipe:
½ to 1 teaspoon liver spice *
Pour over with about
60 ml boiling water (to “wake up” the aromas of the spice), then with
60 ml cold water (drink should be lukewarm if linseed oil and maca
be added)
100 ml red juice (pomegranate, berry, red grape, chokeberry, ...)
Finally stir in:
2 tsp linseed oil
1 tsp MacaPro extract

*Mixture of coriander, dandelion, milk thistle seeds, anise, fenugreek, fennel, turmeric, ginger, cumin and wormwood

MACA proves its worth in times of high demands.

• stress
• Menopause
• immune system
• Mood swings
• fertility
• Hormone balance
• sport

Interesting facts about the Maca plant
Maca (Lepidium Meyenii Walp) is a root that grows only in the highland zones of the Peruvian Andes, on the Junin Plateau, at an elevation of 4,250 meters. The plant was domesticated approximately 2,000 years ago (primitive maca varieties have been found at archaeological sites dating back to 1,600 BC). The Incas used the maca plant as part of their daily diet.

Maca is a food with a particularly high concentration of various nutrients. The synergy of maca nutrients supports the body in maintaining health, restoring natural balance, and contributing to overall well-being.
Its mode of action is particularly through the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, helping the body produce hormones and establish and maintain hormonal balance and all the benefits that come with it.

Maca is an adaptogenic plant
An adaptogenic plant is a substance (food or nutrient-rich herbs) that makes the body resistant to physiological and emotional illnesses.

Adaptogenic plants increase the body's overall resistance, are able to normalize bodily functions, are neither dangerous nor stressful for the body and can be consumed over long periods of time as food and for preventative purposes.

THE standard work of natural gynecology.

The at-Verlag writes:

Herbal remedies have been increasingly gaining popularity in gynecologists' and midwives' practices in recent years. Antibiotic herbs such as bearberry, nasturtium, and garlic, as well as hormone-like plants such as lady's mantle, chasteberry, and black cohosh, have established a firm place in gynecology and obstetrics. But the plant kingdom offers countless other women's herbs whose healing powers can enrich and support a woman's entire life.

Based on her many years of research and practical experience, the author demonstrates how traditional plant knowledge can be integrated into a holistic concept of contemporary gynecology. Whether it's cystitis, endometriosis, the desire to conceive, fibroids, osteoporosis, menstrual, pregnancy, or menopausal symptoms, therapists and women of all ages will find what they're looking for here.

The encyclopedia contains 110 detailed portraits of women's herbs, with information on ingredients, effects, signatures, uses, and references to commercial products. It also includes over 180 medicinal herbal recipes and numerous valuable practical tips and treatment suggestions. It also includes a comprehensive medical glossary. An indispensable reference work for anyone interested in women's health.

Ingredients: Cheeseweed, wormwood, marigold, St. John's wort, orange peel, peppermint, lemon balm, fennel, caraway, anise

Preparation: For one cup of tea, pour 1 to 2 teaspoons of boiling water over the tea and strain after 5-10 minutes.