Phytotherapy is one of the oldest therapeutic methods of all and plays a central role in naturopathy. Medicinal plants are an important part of holistic therapy, as only a herbal remedy can affect people on both the physical and mental levels at the same time.

Whole plants or parts of plants such as leaves, flowers, roots, bark or seeds are used. The plants are used as fresh plants or as extracts that are made into teas, essential oils,
tablets, ointments, drops, tinctures or globules. Schüssler salts, Bach flowers, aromatherapy or spagyric medicine are also part of phytotherapy. Herbal remedies cause
fewer side effects than synthetic drugs.

Phytotherapy as an excellent support for treatments
Phytotherapy can be used as an individual therapy or as an accompanying therapy. It is ideal for treating numerous health disorders and everyday ailments.

Used internally or externally, it is an effective remedy for many physical ailments,

psychosomatic and psychological indications. You could almost say that there is a herb for every illness.

Indications:

• Allergies, respiratory problems
• Hormonal disorders, menopausal symptoms, gynaecological complaints
• Liver and bile disorders
• Heart, kidney and bladder diseases
• Circulatory problems, thyroid gland
• Sleep disorders, migraine
• Vein problems, circulatory disorders
• Digestive complaints, metabolic disorders
• Joint pain
• Poor performance
• Skin diseases / eczema
• Irritable bladder
• Flu-like infections
• ...and much more