Like many herbs with bitter substances, chicory was used for liver and gallbladder complaints and in spring cures.
Chlorella is rich in trace elements and minerals, especially vitamin B.
Cistus can strengthen the immune system, fight viruses (flu, herpes) and bacteria, inhibit inflammation and fungi and help with allergies, eczema and skin problems.
Clay is rich in microelements and various mineral salts.
Clove is traditionally used as a carminative, antiemetic, dental medicine and anti-irritant.
Clove oil has antibacterial and stimulating properties, normalizes the digestive and respiratory systems, increases appetite, relieves pain, strengthens the immune system, improves mood, improves memory and helps in coping with stress.
Coconut contains many minerals, such as magnesium, iron, sodium and selenium.
Coconuts contain a lot of fiber and potassium, but also copper, zinc, iron, folic acid and phosphorus, as well as vitamin E and B vitamins.
Cod liver oil is particularly rich in omega 3 fatty acids and vitamins A, E and D.
Collagen is a fibrillar protein that consists of around 20 amino acids, including 8 essential ones.
Colostrum contains immunoglobulins and antitoxins, vitamin A, magnesium, copper and zinc, as well as a number of other useful substances.
Common heather is considered an expectorant and diaphoretic.