Ginger – the “healthy” root
Ginger is a plant that prefers to grow in the tropics and subtropics. Here you have it on terraces as a container plant, which can then survive winter inside a warm winter garden. Fresh, but …
myPhyto® – individual fresh plant blends
myPhyto® is a new therapy concept by Dr. med. Loges + Co. GmbH. Fluid extracts from domestic and exotic fresh plants are mixed individually to the patient’s needs in the pharmacy. The medicinal plants can …
Green tea – bitter medicine that tastes good
The history of green tea is several thousand years old. Even the Chinese emperor Shennong, who lived over 4,700 years ago, praised it as a drink that arouses the good spirit and the wise thoughts …
Burning nettles!
As Thursday is devoted to the Germanic god Thor, so also is the stinging nettle. Thor stands for the symbol of fertility and thunderstorms. Like a flash of lightning, the nettle scorches and burns. Everyone …
Pomegranates are delicious and have an antioxidant effect
The pomegranate tree originally comes from Asia, but is cultivated nowadays in the Mediterranean region. There, pomegranates are eaten as a fruit or drunk as a pressed juice. In Armenia and Israel, there is a …
Thyme for colds and respiratory infections
Thyme is not only a much used spice in the kitchen, but has been used for centuries for its antibacterial and expectorant properties in colds. Thymus vulgaris, common thyme is used medicinally and belongs to …
Propolis – wonderful protection from the beehive
Propolis is a resinous natural product produced by bees to seal and protect the beehives. The name is derived from the Greek: “pro” and “pólis”, which can be translated into “before the city” or “city …
Digestion – a reflection of your health
Did you know that yellow gentian contains the most bitter known substance from the plant kingdom? It is also known as bitterwort and 1g of it can still make 58,000 liters of water bitter. But …
Mullein – symbol of courage and hope
Verbascum densiflorum, commonly known as mullein, is a large flowering plant which grows up to 3 metres. The name mullein probably comes from the Latin word mollis, meaning soft, referring to the plant’s woolly stem …
Aroma Mixtures from the Bahnhof-Apotheke in Kempten
The original aromatic blends of Ingeborg Stadelmann have been around since 1988 and are produced in the Bahnhof-Apotheke in Kempten. It all started when Ingeborg Stadelmann, a midwife, and Dietmar Wolz, a chemist, decided to …
