Mgr. Lenka Sobková - Czech Republic

Abstract of the presentation

The Power of Nature in the Language of Physicians: Bioactive Vitamins and Minerals in Everyday Clinical Practice

Branch: Other (Nutraceuticals)

As early as the 20th century, science defined essential nutrients—vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and omega-3 fatty acids—as substances indispensable for the healthy functioning of the human body. Yet their therapeutic potential remains frequently overlooked in routine medical practice. At one point, for the sake of simplicity, we became accustomed to using these nutrients in modified, synthetic forms. This often led to disappointment with their effects—not because vitamins were ineffective, but because we failed to use them properly, in alignment with the intent of nature.

Current research demonstrates that the effects of seemingly “ordinary” bioactive zinc or omega-3 fatty acids in many cases surpass those of commonly used synthetic drugs—provided they are administered in the correct, biologically active form and in proper doses. Practically every patient shows significant deficiencies in these basic nutrients. Where building blocks are missing, health cannot be rebuilt. Rational and targeted use of bioactive forms of essential nutrients offers a natural gateway to genuine healing—even within conventional medicine. This presentation will illustrate how the power of nature can be gently integrated into the professional approaches used by physicians and pharmacists. Let us harness the healing power of nature in its full potential!

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