Useful foods in the right dose and under medical supervision
Anyone who takes in these and other vital vitamins or nutrients in the right doses through dietary supplements is doing their body and soul a great favor.
In preventative health care, this should ideally be done under medical supervision. Once your doctor has given the green light, you can look forward to our high-quality nutritional supplements.
At Herbbio, we offer a range of natural dietary supplements that are laboratory-tested in Germany and manufactured under the strictest production and hygiene standards. We also strive to appeal to people who want a vegan and, above all, low-allergen dietary supplement free from lactose, gluten, soy, alcohol, or nuts.
You are what you don't eat!
Prevention is the best and most sensible cure. This includes a balanced diet. Unfortunately, malnutrition is widespread even in our affluent society. Furthermore, many people have to avoid certain healthy foods due to intolerances or allergies.
And let's not forget the people who avoid animal-based, genetically modified, or alcohol-containing foods for a variety of reasons. Foods containing palm oil are also considered an environmental sin by many people due to the controversial production conditions.
Dietary supplements are therefore a sensible solution for people who cannot or are not allowed to consume certain valuable nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and trace elements through food. This preventative measure can prevent or reduce deficiency symptoms.
A good example is vitamin B12 , which is found in only a few plant-based foods. In a vegan diet, which is based entirely on plant-based products, supplementation with vitamin B12 is often necessary. Another very important vitamin is vitamin D, which we cannot always absorb through sunlight. This means an increased risk of immune deficiency in cases of vitamin D deficiency.
Work on your well-being!
Our age is characterized by tremendous advances that we are unwilling to forgo. These advances give us prosperity through greater individuality, security, and speed. Millions of people in developing countries seem to dream of this prosperity and aspire to a life like ours.
The other side of the coin is often overlooked. Our age often forces us into a sedentary and stressful lifestyle. Lack of exercise, poor nutrition due to mass-produced foods high in sugar and fat, and other industrial influences such as air and noise pollution are all taking a toll on our health. It's therefore not true that affluent people are better off than average. Quite the opposite.
Today we talk about diseases of civilization such as obesity, diabetes, a weakened immune system, high blood pressure, cancer, back pain, allergies, tooth decay, short-sightedness, etc.
These so-called diseases of affluence show us the following:
- We are not born to sit.
- Mass production often means carcinogenic additives and pesticides
- Overeating without valuable nutrients does not make us fit for everyday life.
- Constant stress often prevents us from recognizing and changing an unhealthy lifestyle.
- Symptoms or illnesses resulting from lifestyle are increasingly treated with medication, with risks and side effects being accepted.