Staying young and healthy, you want to achieve this? Are you ready to work for this goal under the many aspects of uncertainty? Are you ready to take risks to gain more? Then you might be the right person to consider biestmilch as an integral part of your lifestyle.
Getting old and staying young and healthy are the issues in our Western hemisphere. It is strange how we, the biestmilch team, experience this trend. On the one hand people want to be young and active, lead a never ending life. On the other hand only a minority of people is ready to invest into preventive measures, take over responsibility for their quality of life.
Insurances and the government fostered this attitude over decades. We expect that insurances pay for us. They pay, if you are sick. Preventive approaches are rarely payed for, even though it could save them a lot of money. A healthy lifestyle is everyone’s own business in our country. Whether this is okay, is disputebale. Are you ready to pay for something you will never find out whether it helped your cause because you won’t never know how things would have turned out otherwise?
Biestmilch modulates your body towards well-being
Modulating means, your body’s system activities are neither stimulated nor suppressed but influenced in relation to the body’s initial state.
The stress system is the fundamental system for sustaining your health, or better, your well-being. A »stressed« stress system which in most of the cases includes a compromised immune system induces a diverse spectrum of illnesses like tumors, autoimmune diseases and infections etc.
Biestmilch is one of the few available natural stress modulators. It should therefore be a part of your diet, part of your lifestyle. Biestmilch is food that can prevent… You should be ready to spend now to save later. Now it costs you on average € 1,70 to 1,80. Later you may suffer and it may cost you much more.
Our society and sciences argue a lot about diseases, be it chronic or acute, their causes and therapeutic possibilities, but we never reflect what it means to be healthy. Does being healthy only mean not being sick or is it more, an active state of the body that knows myriads of expressions between the classical definitions of health and disease? Is it you, who has to find out your own personal expression which goes a long with an optimal feeling of well-being?
We are looking forward to reading your opinion on this controversial topic. Please, send your opinion to biestmilch@biestmilch.com
