F.a.q.

In some cases drugs and food supplements may be almost equivalent, as in the case of vitamins produced chemically or those extracted from plants. But drugs are usually made of synthetic molecules that are not present in food in order to counteract a specific disease.

The clear examples are "antibiotics" that counteract bacterial infections. But even the nature produces an endless amount of chemicals, particularly in plants, which are normally used as genuine drugs.

From ancient herbal traditions to the most modern techniques of research on plants, is highlighted that natural derivatives in the form of “food supplements" may be used in many medical cares, like other synthetic preparations, and in some cases even such unique remedies. It is therefore necessary to apply the right product at every physical need, without excluding either solution.