Salus FreeBalance

In Japan, barley grass has been the undisputed number one food supplement for many years. Its enormous popularity in the land of the rising sun owes the inconspicuous plant to the doctor and pharmacologist Dr. Yoshihide Hagiwara. Due to his unsatisfying experience with synthetic medication he began to deal with classical Chinese medicine. At the age of 38 he experimented with various dietary plans and herbal mixtures. Especially green vegetables, green herbs and green grasses appealed to him. Dr. Hagiwara finally began to compare over 200 different green plants. At the end of his study he had a clear winner: the barley grass. Dr. Hagiwara also told the rest of the world about its valuable vital substances. Today barley grass is one of the most intensively researched plants in the world. Many endurance athletes are increasingly replacing sugary sports drinks with barley grass juice. This is probably due to the fact that it is also easy to prepare: Stir some barley grass powder in water - done. In Japan, barley grass juice also has the reputation of being an effective aphrodisiac. It is not surprising that many Japanese drink a glass of it every day...

The inhabitants of most industrialized countries daily consume large amounts of acid-forming foods such as milk and meat products or highly processed cereal products. For a better balance, more and more consumers are trying to integrate alkaline foods into their diet. These include numerous vegetables, herbs and fruit varieties. Greek and Roman philosophers praised the vitalising effects of green vegetables as early as 2,000 years ago. Instead of meat and bread, they loaded plenty of lettuce on their plates for their spiritual heights. The fact that you feel better with a balanced diet is certainly obvious. Only eating primarily lettuce, however, is going too much for most people, though. If you want to do something good for yourself, you can start with a glass of barley grass juice per day. This is a good first step on the way to an improved acid-base balance.

The FreeBalance line by Salus combines alkaline-rich plants such as barley grass and birch, dandelion and stinging nettle or goldenrod and chamomile with other valuable herbs. Especially in the cold season, the Salus FreeBalance Organic Teas provide for a warming pleasure. The alkaline teas combine selected herbs with tasty plants and fruits. The perfect alternative to FreeBalance Tea is the slightly tart FreeBalance 10 Herbs Elixir: The extraordinary composition with a plant extract of peppermint, ginger and gentian is prepared without preservatives. The elixir is non-alcoholic and vegan. In the morning 12.5 ml of the elixir are diluted daily in 1.5 liters of water and drunk throughout the day. The balanced composition with acerola juice makes the elixir an aromatic taste experience. Enjoy the power of selected herbs with Salus FreeBalance !