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Continue shoppingWertvolle Tipps und Fachwissen zu Bitterstoffen und ein Leben im Einklang mit den Lehren der Hildegard von Bingen
Vitamins and minerals, often called the invisible heroes of our health, are vital nutrients our bodies need to function optimally. While required in small amoun...
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Bertram: The Forgotten Super Spice
Bertram: The Forgotten Super Spice for Bitterkraft.com Bertram, also known as Bertram herb or bitter herb, is a spice that is often forgotten in today’s cuisine. However, it is a true superfood for...
Nutmeg: Warming and Strengthening
Nutmeg: Warming and Strengthening for Bitterkraft.com Nutmeg is a small but powerful spice and medicinal plant that is often underestimated. It originally comes from Indonesia and is now well known...
Wormwood: The Queen of Bitters
Wormwood: The Queen of Bitters Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is a plant that has been known for its healing properties for centuries. It is often called the "Queen of Bitters" because it is one o...
Galangal – Hildegard's Heart Power Root
Galangal – The Miracle Root of Hildegard von Bingen The medieval abbess Hildegard von Bingen is known for her extensive knowledge of medicinal plants and her holistic view of health and illness. On...
Galangal – The Miracle Root of Hildegard von Bingen The medieval abbess Hildegard von Bingen is known for her extensive knowledge of medicinal plants and her holistic view of health and illness. On...
Spelt – The "King's Grain" according to Hildegard
Breakfast According to Hildegard – Healthy and Warming Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and should therefore be chosen with particular care. A healthy and balanced meal in the mornin...
Bitter substances in Hildegard nutrition
The Basic Principles of Hildegard Nutrition Hildegard nutrition is a dietary approach based on the teachings of the well-known herbal expert and mystic Hildegard of Bingen. It is not only an import...
