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Kratom is a plant native to Southeast Asia, whose popularity as a natural remedy is increasing. One of the innovative ways to consume this plant is the liquid extract of kratom. In this article, we will look at the history of kratom, what Kratom Liquidextract actually is and what effects and potential health benefits it brings. In addition, we will confirm the presentation with quotes from famous personalities.
Yerba Maté and Guayusa are two powerful substances of herbal origin originating from South America. They are valued for their revitalising and health-promoting properties. Although these herbal infusions share their geographical origin, they are characterised by a different taste, chemical composition and cultural significance. In this article, we will look at the differences between Yerba Maté and Guayusa and we will explain their unique properties and potential effects on health.
Shilajit is a sticky and thick substance that resembles tar. Its color range ranges from black to dark brown and is commonly found in Gilgit Baltistan (Pakistan), the Altai Mountains, the Caucasus, Tibet and the Himalayas. It is an Ayurvedic medicine and very beneficial to health as it contains at least 85 minerals in the ionic state as well as humic acids, triterpenes, etc.
A symbiosis of vinegar bacteria and several types of yeast. The cellulose formed by vinegar bacteria ensures cohesion. Kombucha has a gray-brown, jelly-like coating.
Although coffee is famous for its caffeine content and millions of people drink it to wake up early in the morning, there is another berry that has an even more powerful stimulating effect. Learn Guarana know.
Green tea was originally used as an elixir to treat swelling, fever and other symptoms. It was then used by the nobility and clergy as a healing tonic.
A dark red liquid resin. It is usually obtained by cutting the bark of the Croton lecherli tree, which occurs in the tropical Andes. The sap of Pterocarpus daemonorops or dragons is sometimes used, but this is considered more toxic and is therefore used less.
