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18Aug 2017

Diarrhoea

August 18, 2017
Diarrhoea

Why do we need to take diarrhoea seriously? Persistent diarrhoea can lead to dehydration and mineral deficiencies. It also affects how nutrients are absorbed from the gut, which prevents the body from getting what it needs. This leads to further complications. In adults, it is defined as the passage of three or more loose or […]

04Aug 2017
irritable bowel syndrome

There are new approaches from complementary medicine for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Irritable bowel syndrome is neither contagious nor malignant. However, the severe symptoms can have a significant impact on the quality of life of those suffering from IBS. Many of them ask themselves: “Is conventional medicine really the only way to […]

21Jul 2017
React to food additives

Many foods contain food additives. They are used to modify or stabilise the structure, taste, aroma, colour or shelf life of foods. The use of food additives is governed by a prohibition principle, i.e. their use in all foods is prohibited subject to a permit. This means that the use of all food additives is […]

07Jul 2017
milk products

Milk is healthy!? Yes, it does in fact contain many valuable nutrients – but also other ingredients which can cause problems like lactose and milk protein. Intolerance symptoms are highly varied and may occur immediately after consumption or hours and even days later. Two different tests enable you to find out whether, and to which […]

23Jun 2017
gluten-free

So you now want to live gluten-free? As we are well aware that it is not so simple to suddenly eliminate gluten from your diet, we would like to give you some useful hints about substitutes which you can use. A gluten-free diet requires a complete change of diet and new shopping habits. However, it […]

09Jun 2017

The buzz about gluten

June 9, 2017
buzz about gluten

Gluten (“sticky” protein) is a component in many types of grain and has a positive effect on the baking properties of flour: it binds to water to make a smooth and stable dough. It consists of the protein components gliadin and glutenin. Cereal grain, especially wheat, contains this protein. It develops rubber-like elastic and plastic […]

26May 2017

Wild herb recipes

May 26, 2017
wild herb recipes

Wild herb recipes taking into consideration food allergies Liven up your food with wild herbs! Wild herbs add variety to your menu and are a good source of many important minerals and trace elements. Also, wild herbs have very few allergenic properties, making them a good source of enrichment for mindful eating habits, especially if […]

12May 2017
Wild Herbs

Wild herbs were forgotten for a long time and were dismissed as weeds. They are now experiencing a renaissance: they are becoming easier and easier to find at markets and in organic food stores and are even being used in gourmet and award-winning kitchens. Wild herbs bring spring into your kitchen and aromatic variety to […]

28Apr 2017

Spring is here… The sky is blue and the sun smiles down… It is time to take a break from chocolate and rich wintry cakes and look forward to light, fruity and summery ones. Enjoy a trip into the sun together with your friends by eating delicious cakes with coffee or tea. And to make […]

21Apr 2017
hay fever season and cross-reactivity

Spring is coming and, with it, hay fever – we get a runny nose, sneeze, and feel groggy. So why does a blissful bite into an apple suddenly cause shortness of breath, stomach cramps, and diarrhea? The trigger may be cross-reactivity. How does this happen? The immune system protects our bodies against germs. If viruses […]