FEMIN PLUS Dr.Koll Gemmo Complex Himb.Vit.B12 drops Our valuable Femin Plus formula contains secondary plant compounds in the form of extracts from oak, silver linden, blackcurrant buds, and raspberry shoots, and is optimally supplemented with the important nutrients niacin (vitamin B3), pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), vitamin B6, and vitamin B12. All extracts are sourced from certified organic farming. In Femin Plus, we have deliberately chosen a special blend of essential vitamins that are vital for the bodys metabolism. For example, a combination of vitamins B12 and B6 contributes to normal homocysteine ​​metabolism. Pantothenic acid also supports the normal synthesis of steroid hormones and the normal metabolism of vitamin D and certain neurotransmitters. Last but not least, niacin is important for maintaining healthy skin and reducing tiredness and fatigue. Thanks to our many years of experience in the field of natural ingredients and complementary formulations, we have improved the Femin Plus formula. This ensures better well-being on a natural basis. The power of budsThe oak ( Quercus pedunculata ): belongs to the beech family and is native to Europe, Asia Minor, and the Caucasus region. This beech tree prefers moist soil and is found in mixed forests. The oaks flowers are reddish-brown. Raspberry (Rubus idaeus): The raspberry bush, like the rose hip, belongs to the rose family. Raspberries are primarily known for their delicious fruit. The bush can grow up to 2 meters tall, is deciduous, and has thorns on its branches. Raspberries are often found in clearings and open areas in forests.The blackcurrant ( Ribes nigrum ): belongs to the gooseberry family and is native to European and Asian woodlands. The thornless shrub grows to between one and two meters tall and, when in bloom, bears yellowish-green leaves with brownish-red edges. The silver linden ( Tilia tomentosa ): belongs to the linden family. It is a deciduous tree and reaches a height of up to 30 meters. The silver linden is native to southeastern Europe and Asia Minor.