Dietary supplements, or "NEMs" for short, are said not to be a substitute for a balanced diet. That much is clear.... But what constitutes a balanced diet these days? The once 3-meter-tall ancient wheat varieties bred down to 1.5 meters to yield more harvest, or the cultivated fields sprayed with pesticides, fungicides, and fertilizers. Fallow land is another topic entirely. In addition to food quality, the distribution of quantities is also certainly seen as something that could be improved, because as my old colleague always said: "The largest room in the world is the room for improvement." Let's get back to foods, which are also genetically optimized and therefore contain natural nutrients differently. It's almost a kind of self-defense to keep fit with NEMs. The right fish oil with Northern Omega is an important building block. Much is debated about the ratio of Omega-3 to Omega-6. We see this as less critical, even if it often changes the quality. An argument that we do not consider entirely correct. We'll leave it at that....
