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In de wereld van voedingssupplementen en gezondheidsproducten is de term 'gezondheidsclaim' de afgelopen jaren steeds prominenter geworden. Maar wat zijn gezondheidsclaims eigenlijk? Waarom is er regelgeving rondom gezondheidsclaims nodig? Wat zijn de voordelen en nadelen van deze regelgeving? In deze uitgebreide blog gaan we dieper in op deze vragen en kijken we naar de toekomst van gezondheidsclaims.

Wat is een Gezondheidsclaim eigenlijk?

Een gezondheidsclaim is een bewering over de gezondheidsvoordelen van een product. Deze claims worden vaak gebruikt in de marketing van voedingsmiddelen, voedingssupplementen en andere gezondheidsproducten om consumenten te overtuigen dat het product bepaalde positieve effecten op de gezondheid heeft. Bijvoorbeeld, een product kan claimen dat het het immuunsysteem versterkt of het risico op hartziekten vermindert. Gezondheidsclaims kunnen variëren van eenvoudige beweringen over vitaminen en mineralen tot meer complexe claims over de preventie of behandeling

In an era when the medical world is constantly evolving and new approaches to healthcare are emerging, it is crucial to understand and evaluate all available information. One approach that has attracted attention is Germanic Medicine. This alternative approach to health and healing has many supporters and sceptics. In this comprehensive blog, we will dive deep into the world of Germanic Medicine and try to answer all your questions, from its basic principles to its practical applications.

What is Germanic Medicine?

What does Germanic Medicine stand for?

Germanic Medicine is a medical theory and practice developed by Dr Ryke Geerd Hamer, a German ex-oncologist. This approach differs greatly from conventional medicine, stating that diseases and health problems have a direct link to emotional and psychological conflicts in a person's past. In other words, it believes that physical diseases and disorders are a reflection of unresolved emotional traumas.

What is the Vision?

The vision of Germanic

Welcome back to the second part of our in-depth exploration of Scalar Waves. In the first part, we provided an overview of what Scalar Waves are and discussed some of their fascinating properties. If you haven't read that yet, we recommend doing so to gain a good understanding of the topic. In this part, we will delve deeper into the mathematical aspects of Scalar Waves and the pioneer behind this theory, James Clerk Maxwell.

James Clerk Maxwell: The Founding Father of the Theory

Before delving into the mathematics of Scalar Waves, it's essential to acknowledge the pioneer behind this theory - James Clerk Maxwell. He was a Scottish mathematician and physicist who lived in the 19th century and is considered one of the greatest minds in the history of physics.

Maxwell is primarily known for his work in electromagnetism and his famous equations, which form the basis of our understanding of electromagnetic waves. In fact, it was Maxwell's equations that ultimately led to the discovery of Scalar

Toothpaste, a product we use daily to keep our teeth clean, seems indispensable in our oral care. But have you ever thought about what is actually in toothpaste and whether it is really good for us? In this comprehensive blog article, we take a closer look at toothpaste, its possible harmful effects, and an alternative approach to oral care with ionic toothbrushes from Meditech Europe. Find out how you can clean your teeth without toothpaste and why this innovative technology could be the future of oral care.

What is Toothpaste really made of?

Let's start with a look at the composition of toothpaste. Toothpaste is a paste-like substance that typically consists of the following ingredients:

Fluoride: This is one of the most common ingredients in toothpaste and is added because of its supposed dental health benefits. Fluoride is often used to prevent tooth decay.

Abrasives: Toothpaste often contains small particles or abrasives to remove plaque and stains. These particles help physically

In the world of health and wellness, there are countless approaches and therapies to treat various conditions and complaints. One of the lesser known, but no less effective approaches, is the practice of Mesology. In this in-depth blog, we will explore what Mesology is, where it comes from, how it works, who can benefit from it, and what products can support a Mesologist. In addition, we will answer frequently asked questions and conclude with how Meditech Europe can help and advise in this area.

What is Mesology?

Mesology is an integrative form of medicine that combines several disciplines, such as mainstream medicine, acupuncture, orthomolecular medicine, homeopathy and phytotherapy. The aim of Mesology is to identify the cause of health problems and treat them in a holistic way. The term 'mesology' is derived from the Greek words 'meso', which stands for 'middle', and 'logos', which refers to 'doctrine'. This reflects the core of the practice: finding the centre of health by integrating

In our quest for a healthy and balanced life, there are numerous approaches and therapies that can help us. One of these approaches is orthomolecular therapy, which is gaining more and more recognition and popularity. But what exactly does an orthomolecular therapist do and how can this specialist help you improve your health? In this comprehensive blog, we will delve into the world of orthomolecular therapy, what to expect from a session with an orthomolecular therapist, and how to prepare for it. We will also discuss what to look out for when choosing a suitable orthomolecular therapist and how to support your session with high-quality supplements and innovative equipment.

What does an Orthomolecular therapist do?

Orthomolecular therapy is a form of complementary medicine that aims to restore and maintain optimal health by replenishing deficiencies in our bodies. The word 'orthomolecular' is derived from the Greek word "ortho," meaning "right" or "optimal", and "molecular," referring

In the world of alternative medicine and spiritual symbolism, the Flower of Life is a concept that is gaining traction. But what exactly is the Flower of Life? What does it symbolise? And where does it come from? In this comprehensive blog, we will dive deep into the world of the Flower of Life. We will explore its origins, unravel its meaning, and even discuss some products that claim to amplify the power of the Flower of Life, such as the Multiwave Oscillator and the Life Field Polarisers from Meditech Europe.

What is the Life Flower?

What does the Life Flower stand for?

The Flower of Life, also known as the "Flower of Life" in English, is a geometric pattern consisting of several parallel, circular figures overlapping each other. The symbol is identified by a central circle surrounded by six identical circles, which in turn are surrounded by more circles. The result is a complex and intriguing pattern that looks like a flower, hence the name.

This symbol has deep spiritual and esoteric

In a world where we are constantly exposed to stress, anxiety and physical complaints, it is vital to seek holistic approaches to healing and well-being. One of the ancient healing methods that is gaining increasing attention is magnetism, practised by magnetisers. In this comprehensive blog, we dive deeper into the world of magnetisers, what they do, what you can achieve with their help, how to prepare for a session and what to look out for when choosing a magnetiser. We also introduce you to Meditech Europe, who are happy to offer advice and support in this area.

What does a Magnetiser do?

Magnetism is an ancient healing method in which the magnetiser uses energies to balance the body and promote healing. A magnetiser works with the idea that everything in the universe is energy, and that disturbances in this energy flow can lead to physical, emotional and mental problems. The magnetiser tries to restore these energies through the laying on of hands, intention and focus.

There are several

Foot reflexology, also known as reflexology, is an alternative medicine that is becoming increasingly popular in the world of healthcare. In this comprehensive blog, we will take a closer look at what exactly foot reflexology is, where it comes from, how it works, which zones in the feet are important, and who can benefit from it. 

What is Foot Reflexology Therapy?

Foot reflexology, also known as reflexology, is an alternative medicine that focuses on stimulating natural healing processes in the body through pressure point massage on specific zones of the feet. These zones, also known as reflex zones, are associated with different organs and systems in the body. The idea behind foot reflexology therapy is that by massaging these reflex zones, energy flow in the body is improved and blockages are removed, enabling the body to heal itself.

Where does Foot Reflexology come from?

Foot reflexology has a long history dating back to ancient civilisations in Egypt, China, and India. The concept

Reiki is an ancient form of alternative medicine that has gained increasing popularity in recent decades. Originally from Japan, this practice revolves around channelling life energy to promote healing and well-being. In this comprehensive blog, we will explore all aspects of Reiki, from the meaning of the word to the different forms and possible benefits. We will also answer some frequently asked questions.

What does the word Reiki mean?

The word "Reiki" is derived from two Japanese words: "rei" and "ki". "Rei" stands for universal or spiritual, while "ki" means life energy. Taken together, Reiki thus means "universal life energy". The concept of life energy is a central element in Reiki, and it refers to the vital force that flows through all living beings.

What exactly does Reiki entail?

Reiki is a holistic approach to healing and well-being. It assumes that the practitioner, known as a Reiki master, channels and transmits universal life energy to the recipient through the laying on