Small nutrients, big impact: vitamins and minerals for your health.

Botanicals produces premium nutritional supplements right here in Austria, with a clear focus on quality, regional sourcing and sustainability. The products are characterised by high bioavailability, are vegan or vegetarian, and are carefully tested in certified laboratories. The aim of Botanicals is to promote health in a sustainable way and to provide holistic support for people of all ages.

The formulations are specially developed for the areas of sport, wellbeing, beauty and mental fitness, and are sourced directly from Austria without any fillers. Particularly during the colder months, it is important to provide the body with an optimal supply of valuable micronutrients to stay fit throughout autumn and winter. Maintaining stable vitamin D levels is particularly important in this regard.

Micronutrients are essential nutrients that the human body requires in relatively small quantities, but which are nonetheless crucial for a wide range of physiological functions.

These nutrients include vitamins and minerals, which are indispensable for the smooth functioning of the metabolism and the maintenance of good health.

Metabolic regulation – Micronutrients play a key role in regulating metabolism. Vitamins are often involved as co-enzymes in enzymatic reactions that control energy metabolism and other vital processes.


Immune system support – Certain micronutrients, particularly vitamins such as vitamin C and vitamin D, are crucial for the functioning of the immune system. They help to defend against diseases and infections.


Cell protection – Antioxidant micronutrients, such as vitamin E and selenium, have protective properties against oxidative stress. They can safeguard cells from harmful free radicals and thus help prevent disease.


Bone health – Minerals such as calcium, magnesium and vitamin D are crucial for the health of bones and teeth. They support the growth, development and maintenance of bone structure.


Hormone regulation – Some micronutrients are involved in the production and regulation of hormones. This can affect mood, sleep, energy levels and other physiological functions.


Nervous system function - B vitamins, such as B6, B12 and folic acid, play an essential role in maintaining the function of the nervous system. They are involved in the synthesis of neurotransmitters, which are responsible for the transmission of nerve impulses.