An extract of bitter herbs – not a “bitter pill” for our digestion!
An extract from bitter herbs
Amaro Vida combines fresh spring water and an herbal extract from 14 different bitter plants to create naturally produced drops of bitter herbs.
Bitter aroma – no bitter feeling
Admittedly, a bitter taste is not usually love at first sight. Especially not nowadays, when bitter substances have largely been bred out of our food. Originally very bitter vegetables such as endive, radicchio, chicory or kale hardly taste bitter today. We are no longer used to the bitter taste and therefore don’t like it, at least not straight away. However, we can get our taste buds used to the almost lost flavor again and develop a new love for bitterness.
Which substances taste bitter?
The substances that taste bitter to us are chemically completely different. They are sometimes also referred to as bitter substances. [loggedin]These may be secondary plant substances with which the respective plant protects itself from predators, for example. [/loggedin]Many toxins in plants have a high bitter value, which is why certain bitter plants are inedible or even poisonous for humans and animals. [loggedin]Others, however, have always been used for their beneficial properties to maintain good health and well-being.[/loggedin]
The modern industrial diet contains significantly fewer bitter substances compared to a diet that was common centuries ago.
Bitter herbs in Amaro Vida
Amaro Vida contains an ethanolic herbal extract of the following 14 bitter herbs:
- Wormwood herb
- Artichoke herb
- Chicory root
- Cloves
- Olive leaves
- Gentian root
- Ginger root
- Juniper berries
- Dandelion root
- Quassia wood
- Papaya leaves
- Hyssop herb
- Thyme
- Sweet clover
Alcohol content: 30% vol. No added sugar, sweeteners, additives, auxiliary substances, colorants or preservatives. Amaro Vida is produced close to nature: A slight cloudiness is a quality feature of the herbal extract.
Does Amaro Vida taste bitter?
Yes, Amaro Vida tastes bitter and that may take some getting used to. However, we can “train” our taste buds and get used to the bitter taste again. If necessary, the drops can be diluted with a little water at the beginning and taken directly later.
What is Amaro Vida used for?
The health claims that are possible for foods are precisely defined by law. We must not go beyond this, even if there are scientific studies on any physiologically positive properties. If necessary, you can form your own opinion with a internet research.
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What are the advantages of Amaro Vida?
- 14 different bitter plants combined
- Practical intake through drops
- Simple dosing
- Without sugar or sweeteners
- No additives, additives, colorants or preservatives
- Vegan
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Indications
- Digestive problems (flatulence, bloating, constipation, etc.)
- Hunger attacks (or craving for sweets)
- Stomach acid deficiency (or excess)
- Heartburn
- Gastritis
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Chronic inflammatory bowel diseases
- Non-alcoholic fatty liver
- Viral hepatitis
- Autoimmune hepatitis
- Primary biliary cholangitis (liver cirrhosis)
- Liver tumors
USP’s
- 14 different extracts from bitter plants combined
- Practical intake through drops
- Simple dosing
- Without sugar or sweeteners
- No additives, additives, colorants or preservatives
- Vegan
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