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Wild rose - a vitamin bomb!
Rosehip is a well-known source of vitamin C. It contains 10 times more vitamin C than blackcurrants and 30 times more than lemons.

Milk thistle
The active compounds of thistle are able to "scavenge" excess free radicals from the body. This action is 10-20 times stronger than that of the popular antioxidant vitamin E.

Aloe vera
Queen Nefretete, as well as Cleopatra, used aloe vera for body care. They also reportedly used an aloe-based powder to brighten the skin around their eyes.

The miraculous power of warming plants
The use of warming herbs and spices is a good way to support the healing process of infections typical of the cold season. These plants not only have a warming effect, but also inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria and strengthen immunity.

Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a unique state. A state which requires the body to be fully mobilised! But in order for this to be possible, your body must be properly "equipped".

Coffee
Coffee contains not only the widely known and associated caffeine, but also a number of different types of acids, vitamins, essential oils, antioxidants, etc.


