Products

Esenco Lactobacillus Acidophilus is available as a freeze-dried powder.

Esenco Lactobacillus Casei is available as a freeze-dried powder.

Esenco Honey is provided by bees. It is a substance derived from flower nectar. Honey contains antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It is ideal for relieving minor sore throats in cold weather.

Esenco Vitamine D3 is derived from a wild and sustainable harvest of lichen that is both vegan and environmentally friendly.

Esenco Bifidobacterium Bifidum is available as a freeze-dried powder.

Esenco Bacillus Coagulans is available as a freeze-dried powder.

Esenco Royal Jelly boosts your immune system. Royal jelly has been used since ancient times for its essential nutrients, and it has a variety of health benefits. It aids in the fight against fatigue and acts as a tonic and stimulant for the body. Royal jelly is produced in the hive by bees. It is used to feed the larvae so that they can grow into adults. Only the queen can feed on royal jelly for the rest of her life, which explains the name royal jelly.

Esenco Culinary Yeast Extracts have flavor enhancer (umami, etc.) properties, are an alternative for vegan and vegetarian applications, and allow for a different taste perception. sauce with a soy flavor.

Esenco Fermented Carrot / Vitamin B12 is a fermented carrot powder with a guaranteed rate of more than 10g/g of 100 percent natural vitamin B12.

Esenco Bacillus Subtilis is available as a freeze-dried powder.

Esenco Sea Lettuce / Mg is easily identified by its lettuce shape. It is an energizing seaweed due to its high concentration of vitamins, proteins, fibers, iron, and essential minerals such as sodium, iodine, magnesium, and potassium. Sea lettuce's numerous compounds help to boost the immune system.

Esenco Brown Propolis is the bees' flagship product. Indeed, propolis is a one-of-a-kind natural product, the result of a symbiotic relationship between flora and fauna. Bees make propolis by harvesting the exudates of specific plants, specific resins, bark, and atmospheric agents and combining them with an enzyme produced by their salivary gland. Bees prevent infections within their hive by spreading propolis, which prevents the spread of bacteria and fungi that are harmful to the hive and the colony's well-being.