Why clean products are so important for us and the environment?

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Clean skin care products are important for both our health and the environment. Traditional care products often contain harmful that can be absorbed into our bodies and cause health issues. Additionally, these chemicals can also harm the environment when they are washed down the drain. By using clean skin care products, we can protect ourselves and the planet.

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What is Skin Care Ritual? 

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A skincare ritual is a series of steps that you take care of your skin. It is a great way to take care of your body and soul, as it can you relax and unwind. Some good skincare rituals include cleansing, exfoliating, moisturizing, and using a face mask or adding Gua Sha and facial massage. These steps can help you achieve healthy, glowing skin while also providing a sense of self-care and relaxation.

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What is Holistic Wellness Consultation? 

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Wellness consultation is a personalized service that focuses on helping individuals improve their overall well-being. It involves assessing a person's lifestyle, health goals, and challenges and then providing tailored advice and strategies to enhance physical, mental, and emotional health. This can include nutrition, exercise, stress management, and holistic practices. For supplement support, we recommend Marco Pharma (German Biological Medicine). The aim of the holistic wellness consultation is to empower clients to make informed choices that lead to a healthier, more balanced life.

 

HISTORY OF GERMAN REMEDIES

A long-standing tradition focused on wellness.

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An interesting question regarding medical history: When did medicine actually arise in human history? The answer is quite remarkable because it did not develop, as one would suspect, based on extraordinary human intelligence. Rather, primitive man, close to nature, observed animals. By instinct, animals search for certain medicinal herbs and plants when ill. For example: “The dog taken by fever seeks rest in a quiet corner, but is found eating herbs when his stomach is upset. Nobody taught him what herbs to eat, but he will instinctively seek those that make him vomit or improve his condition in some other way.” – Henry Sigerist, American physician, 1951.¹

In modern Germany, there are more than 100,000 biological remedies available. These remedies are manufactured by several hundred companies and are distributed by thousands of pharmacies. This production and distribution system first emerged in the nineteenth century - possibly even earlier.

Centuries ago, when doctors would write a prescription, the patient himself went to the pharmacist where the prescription was prepared from scratch solely for that particular ailment. When a formula became very popular because of its good results, the pharmacist would begin to prepare a certain quantity in advance. Naturally this process led to small, and eventually larger, manufacturing facilities.

These pharmaceutical companies grew solely on the basis of consistently good results and a high volume of demand. Consequently, the companies established themselves on results and reputation. Healthcare professionals did not concoct or “cookbook” formulas to quickly put together an easy sale using clever marketing tactics. Instead, with their limited resources they relied on remedies which had proven themselves to be safe and effective over several decades.

Of course, all remedies are standardized² and pharmaceutical grade. This means each active ingredient is always present in the same concentration, as tested via high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).

We now benefit from the decades of fine work these great pharmacists and physicians accomplished.

 

¹ “Wild Health, How Animals Keep Themselves Well and What We Can Learn From Them,”
Cindy Engel, 2002, Houghton Mifflin Company.

² For German companies, the term “standardized” means: The extraction process must be reproducible in relation to a precise concentration of one or more active ingredients. This does not mean isolated ingredients; all herbs have a natural composition ratio of their chemicals.
Uncontrolled variations, which can occur from harvest to harvest, are not accepted. For example, Nestmann’s emphasis is to exclude extreme high or low variations so that the same effectiveness of each remedy is always guaranteed.

 

(information from https://www.marcopharma.com/german-remedies) 

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