Experiencing global turbulences, we are all facing challenges that were never seen before. Humanity as a part of nature should seek protection in its origins
The Mother Nature takes care of every human.
There are natural
elements
that can raise the body's
defences,
improve positive and slow negative processes.
However, in order to obtain these elements in a pure form, with preserved properties, without harmful impurities, technologies are needed.
We are working hard to apply the best technologies in order to carefully take the most healthy elements from nature and bring them to the customers.
We offer tremendous promise in preserving and restoring health.
We provide Scientifically proven most powerful natural substances known to mankind in the purest and most bioavailable form possible
We are working hard to apply the besttechnologies
Oxidation is the reason of most common health disorders
Oxidation Process
Oxidation reduce/enhance
factors
- 1Organic food
- 2Physical exercises
- 3Meditation
- 4Antioxidants
- 1Polution
- 2Stress
- 3Fastfood
- 4Smoking
- 5Alcohol
- 6Radiation
World’s
Antioxidant №1
Taxifolin
Taxifolin, also known as Dihydroquercetin, is a unique polyphenolic flavonoid molecule naturally isolated from the larch tree.
Taxifolin is a unique natural compound with great potential to beneficially affect human health.
Taxifolin Purity
Oxygen radicals (ROSs, commonly called "oxygen radicals" or "free radicals") absorbance capacity tests are among the most acknowledged methods that measure antioxidant scavenging activity against oxygen radicals that are known to be involved in the pathogenesis of aging and many common diseases.
Oxygen radical absorbance capacity testing done has shown that pure 98% taxifolin has one of the highest single compound values ever tested and it is 10 times more potent an antioxidant than quercetin, 80 times more potent than vitamin C, and 50 times more potent than vitamin E.
Taxifolin (2R,3R-trans-dihydroquercetin) safety is approved by authorities
Production technology
Small amounts of taxifolin (2R,3R-trans-dihydroquercetin) are found in onions, cherry blossoms, rose petals, grape seeds, milk thistle, and eucalyptus trees, but the largest natural source is found in Larch trees (Larix gmelinii).
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- 2. Processing
- 3. Testing
- 4. Extraction
- 5. Final testing