Micronutrients for detoxification & metabolism

Detox & Metabolism

Detox &
Metabolism

Order in inner balance

Large amounts of metabolic and waste products are produced in the body every day. The liver, intestines, and cells work continuously to convert, neutralize, and eliminate these substances. In the liver alone, several hundred enzymatic reactions take place permanently, which must be precisely coordinated for these processes to function smoothly.

A key prerequisite for this is a stable cellular energy supply. Only when sufficient energy is available can metabolic pathways work efficiently, antioxidant defense systems take effect, and the body’s own cleansing processes run in a regulated manner. Well-coordinated metabolic activity therefore supports not only detoxification, but also the internal balance of the entire organism.

What detoxification and metabolism need:

Glutathione

Glutathione is the cell's central detoxification molecule. It supports the body's own detoxification enzymes, protects the mitochondria and contributes to the neutralisation of harmful metabolic products.

Alpha-lipoic acid

Alpha-lipoic acid acts as a cofactor in energy metabolism and at the same time supports the regeneration of glutathione. It links detoxification and energy production at the cellular level.

Spermidine

Spermidine supports cellular cleaning processes (autophagy). It helps to break down damaged cell components, to renew cell function and to keep metabolic processes efficient in the long term.

Selenium

Selenium is a component of important detoxification enzymes such as glutathione peroxidase. It supports the protection of the cells from oxidative stress and the normal function of the liver and the thyroid gland.

Carnitine

Carnitine is crucial for the transport of fatty acids into the mitochondria. It supports fat burning, energy production and the body's metabolic flexibility.