Fit-BARF Gold Organic Hemp Nut Oil

Spirulina, which in the true sense does not belong to the algae but to the blue bacteria, is not very impressive at just about 0.3 mm in size. But on closer inspection, it turns out to be a real powerhouse. Since its cells have no nucleus and its cell envelope is very soft, the nutrients it contains can be absorbed excellently through the intestine. When metabolized, it can have a positive influence on alkaline formation and thus on the acid balance of the stomach.It consists of almost 70% highly digestible protein and contains a variety of vitamins, trace elements, minerals, chlorophyll, and amino acids. This makes it also suitable as a supplement for increased activity requirements. The contained blue pigment phycocyanin can have a supporting effect on the liver and kidney circulation and intercept free hydroxyl radicals. Since spirulina is not a marine algae, its iodine content is rather low.

Through his, under the herbal oils, the highest content of valuable essential fatty acids, particularly omega 3 and 6, hempseed oil is valid as with one of the most valuably oils. The content in rather rare gamma linoleic acid, vitamin E, minerals, doubly as well as triply unsaturated alpha linoleic acid (which must be supplied about the food, because the animal organism cannot form this) makes the biology hempseed oil a valuable supplier who should be absent in no well-balanced food.

Fit-BARF BM-Yeast consists of brewers' yeast bound to malt rootlets. Brewers' yeast contains biotin, folic acid, iron, zinc, and trace elements, which have a positive influence on the condition and resistance of skin and hair. The nutrition-related regenerative capacity of individual cells can also be influenced. Malt rootlets are characterized by their content of easily digestible carbohydrates, crude fiber, and crude protein. Due to their high crude fiber content, germ buds also have a good dietary value.