The dandelion was already considered one of the most powerful medicinal plants in popular culture and is now celebrated as a true all-rounder in naturopathy.
In fact, the healing powers of its leaves and roots have been the subject of scientific research for some time now.

In aromatherapy, plants unfold their special power in the essential oils but also in the magical effect of the fragrances.
Their healing effect has now been proven in numerous clinical studies and ranges from infectious diseases, gastrointestinal complaints and skin diseases to cushioning the side effects of drug therapies, in pediatrics or geriatrics.
Aromatherapy is effective everywhere.

Insights, explanations and helpful tips from Georg Sprinzl

The knowledge of the healing power of plants is as old as mankind itself.
It is partly thanks to records from European monastery gardens in the Middle Ages that this knowledge has been passed on to this day.
Hildegard von Bingen was one of the most famous healers, often quoted even today.

Humans have always made use of nature and used plants for their specific properties.
Whether in the form of spices with health-promoting properties or traditional medicinal plant applications of various folk remedies.
Food supplements, as the name suggests, supplement the diet with those substances that are increasingly lacking in food due to nutrient-poor soils, chemical plant protection and non-natural cultivation.

“Heal like with like” is the principle of homeopathic therapy.
This means that the symptoms that a homeopathic remedy triggers in a healthy person are cured in the case of illness.
The remedies are potentized, which means that they are not simply diluted, but shaken according to a precisely defined method.
The basic substances are obtained from plant, animal and mineral raw materials, and even poisons or pathogens are used.