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The BIOCANNOVEA Liver Relief Complex combines artichoke leaves, dandelion herb with root, and peppermint leaves, traditionally used to support liver, gallbladder, and intestinal health. Artichoke leaves contain components traditionally associated with supporting bile production and digestion. Dandelion herb with root, due to its bitter compounds, has traditionally been used to promote digestion and support liver function. Peppermint leaves are known for their soothing properties on the gastrointestinal tract and are often used for digestive discomfort. These ingredients are traditionally valued for supporting digestive function and contributing to overall liver and gallbladder health.

Daily dose: 3 x 40 drops (330 mg artichoke leaves, 220 mg dandelion herb with root, 110 mg peppermint leaves as extract) preferably with meals and added to a little liquid and drunk.

• Provides support and relaxation
• Perfect for on the go
• For school and leisure
• To apply yourself

A soothing companion that the child can use independently directly on the skin if necessary!

Selected, soothing essential oils such as chamomile, mandarin and lavender are complemented by the supporting atlas cedar.

• for emotionally demanding situations (school, exams, group situations, ...)
• when children are particularly excited
• because it's just fun and smells good :-)

Dermatologically tested.

Application:
Apply undiluted once or twice (cuffs of the arms, palm joints, behind the ears).

• Uplifting, centering essential oils
• For smelling pens, fragrance lamps and diffusers
• Help to keep focus
• Ideal when thinking and concentration skills are required

Selected essential oils from citrus fruits, silver fir, etc. can create a positive learning atmosphere and are beneficial when it comes to topics such as joy of learning and focus.

If children find it difficult to sit still and concentrate on a task, the right scents can provide valuable support.
Ideal for homework, exams and other mental work.
For a carefree time at school.

Applications:
Fragrance lamp/nebulizer
A perfect companion for school in a smelling pen or scented amulet.

• ideal for dry storage of shampoo bars or soaps

The loofah cucumber is a natural cucumber that is dried and is very durable and versatile. A loofah pad is ideal for dry storage of shampoo bars or soaps . It transports moisture away optimally and has a long shelf life. Can also be used as a natural peeling sponge and is washable in the washing machine. Pure natural product, the size may vary.

• Vegan soap
• for elasticity and intensive (men's) care

The combination of organic coconut oil, organic babassu oil, organic shea butter and organic olive oil gently cleanses. Avocado oil, hemp seed oil and cocoa butter give the skin elasticity and provide intensive care. With a masculine scent of cedar and rosemary, natural, essential cedar oil and circulation-stimulating rosemary oil.

These wonderful handmade soap dishes are suitable for storage.

This soap dish was lovingly crafted by Viennese ceramicist Xenia. It provides a delicate base for all kinds of soaps.

Dimensions: approx. 9.5 cm x 9.5 cm

Handmade, one-of-a-kind piece. Also available in other colors and sizes!

Beeswax wrap large (24 x 16 cm)

A soothing home remedy for coughs. Also suitable for infants.

100% natural beeswax from Austria on 100% cotton. Suitable for mucous and dry coughs.

Can be reused 10 to 15 times.

Easy application: Heat the wrap with a hairdryer. Apply it to your chest (or back if desired) until it's pleasantly warm, secure it with a tight-fitting undershirt, and keep it warm with a comfortable sweater. The warmth and scent of the beeswax can now be enjoyed overnight, or even during the day.

Helpful, easy-to-use home remedies for children can be found in the book: Tummy Oil and Onion Socks by Claudia Schauflinger

Beeswax wrap small (11 x 16 cm)

A soothing home remedy for coughs. Also suitable for infants.

100% natural beeswax from Austria on 100% cotton. Suitable for mucous and dry coughs.

Can be reused 10 to 15 times.

Easy application: Heat the wrap with a hairdryer. Apply it to your chest (or back if desired) until it's pleasantly warm, secure it with a tight-fitting undershirt, and keep it warm with a comfortable sweater. The warmth and scent of the beeswax can now be enjoyed overnight, or even during the day.

Helpful, easy-to-use home remedies for children can be found in the book: Tummy Oil and Onion Socks by Claudia Schauflinger

The editor writes the following about the book:

The restart for the whole body
Ayurveda is the oldest holistic healing art in the world, yet it is often romanticized in esoteric terms. Neuroscientist Dr. Kulreet Chaudhary, who grew up in India and the USA, takes a completely different approach: She combines Western conventional medicine with Far Eastern healing. The dietary and lifestyle recommendations she gives her patients have another pleasant side effect: They help you lose excess weight – effortlessly.

This book shows you how to improve your digestion and your memory at the same time. It explains why diets don't work and why you've probably been putting the cart before the horse with your previous weight loss attempts. You'll also learn:

● why it's not your diet that matters, but your digestion,
● how you can tell if you are suffering from a »leaky brain« – and what you can do about it with the self-treatment program presented in this book,
● how to overcome your cravings, burn fat, gain energy and beat your unhealthy lifestyle habits.

And last but not least, you will learn how to maintain the success of this program throughout your life so that you always feel reborn.

More about this book.

Local herbs and flowers for lust and love

In the summer of 2018, we received an email asking whether we would like to offer this book in the herbal pharmacy and be a contact point for participants in the aphrodisiac herbal hikes .

WE WANT!

Ursula Asamer is an energy ethicist, herbal educator, landscape guide, and more. On her herbal walks near Lake Attersee, she takes participants on a leisurely stroll, discussing sensual inspiration under the title "Liebesrausch" (Love's Rush), discovering the precious plants that enrich your love life, and culminating in erotic delicacies.

When reading 50 Shades , you immediately notice how connected she is to nature and how much knowledge and experience she possesses. With a good dose of humor and irony, she's able to convey this on paper!

The herbalists smiled and marveled as they read—often laughing heartily—and thereby expanded their knowledge of the aphrodisiac side of local herbs.

A clever, delightful book that introduces us to local herbs while simultaneously training our senses and mindfulness. Attractively designed, with many beautiful illustrations, practical information, and inspiring recipes.

Highly recommended: to read, try out and give as a gift!

Often, a few hours in the forest are enough to return home energized and refreshed. We know from our own experience that a walk or hike in the forest air is good for you – and not just since the positive effects of "forest bathing" were scientifically proven. But the forest offers more than just seclusion from the hustle and bustle; there's much more to discover, and this book entices you to experience the forest's vitality with all your senses.

It is a stimulating blend of relaxing immersion in the forest, adventure inspiration, and knowledge about the healing power and use of plants and trees.
Set out on your journey, breathe deeply, smell, feel, hear and taste… alone or in pleasant company.
This book is also great for introducing children and young people to the forest in a sensitive way.

We have long appreciated Gerda Holzmann, the author of this book, for her book “Healthy Wild Herbs from My Garden.”

The Innsbruck-based Löwenzahnverlag not only focuses on ecology in terms of content, but also produces sustainably and does not use plastic films.

More book recommendations.

After the brother of a herbalist participated in a herbal hike led by Gerda Holzmann and was subsequently able to enjoy delicious wild herb dishes, he warmly recommended this book to us.
We think it's great too and would happily recommend it!

On every page, you can sense how connected she is to nature and quickly realize how well she knows about herbs and their uses in the medicine cabinet and the kitchen.

Gerda Holzmann describes 30 wild herbs* and answers important questions:
How do you collect wild herbs correctly?
In which season do you harvest which herb?
Which parts of the plant are processed – leaves, flowers or fruits?
Which of these plants are suitable for your own garden, flowerbed, balcony or even flowerpot?
Do you propagate it by root or by seed?
What benefits do these plants have for our health?

Easy-to-follow, simple recipes tempt you to make your own teas, tinctures, juices, ointments, and delicious wild herb dishes.

* From field pansies, mugwort, comfrey, ground ivy and meadowsweet to horsetail.

The book is also a visual delight – like all books from the Innsbruck-based LöwenzahnVerlag, which not only focuses on ecology in its content, but also produces sustainably and avoids the use of plastic film.

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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.

For hundreds of years, traditional Chinese medicine has utilized the amazing healing powers of mushrooms. Science now confirms what naturopathy has long known: medicinal mushrooms strengthen the immune system, lower blood pressure, improve metabolism and energy levels, fight viruses and bacteria, and can even kill tumor cells. As adaptogens, they also increase stress resistance: the body builds resilience and draws on it in acute situations.

Philip Rebensburg, a biologist and mycologist, and Dr. Andreas Kappl, a general practitioner and naturopath, will show you how you can harness the healing power of mushrooms. From Chaga to Reishi to Shiitake, detailed profiles will teach you everything you need to know about the 22 most important medicinal mushrooms. Based on the current state of scientific knowledge, mycologist Philip Rebensburg describes their ingredients, uses, and therapeutic effects. You'll also learn about the illnesses and ailments for which medicinal mushrooms are used, how you can cultivate your own, and the current state of legislation. You, too, can benefit from the amazing effects of mushrooms – for lifelong health.

A wonderful handbook and reference book with many recipes and practical uses of medicinal plants.

Many medicinal plants have become established in gynecologists' and midwives' practices over the past few decades. Antibiotic herbs such as chamomile and nasturtium, or hormone-like plants such as chasteberry and black cohosh, have established a firm place in gynecology and obstetrics. But the plant kingdom offers many other medicinal herbs that have soothing and healing effects on numerous women's ailments.

This book is a comprehensive introduction to medicinal plant science for women. It explains the interesting hormone-like effects of medicinal plants, profiles 120 women's herbs, and offers over 200 proven recipes and numerous practical tips. It combines more than 25 years of practical experience in gynecology with the findings of contemporary plant research. It is a valuable handbook for therapists and an indispensable practical reference for women of all ages who are affected by these conditions and are interested in naturopathy.