The OMNENT knowledge base
One ingredient.
Many perspectives.
Understand what lies behind an ingredient. Its origins and its relevance to humans, animals and plants – within one shared knowledge base.
13 ingredient profiles
Magnesium
One element. Many compounds.
Research, reference values & practice
12 sources
EPA & DHA
Two fatty acids. Clearly distinguished.
Research, reference values & practice
13 sources
Nitrogen
The form makes the difference.
Research, reference values & practice
8 sources
Vitamin D
Light, nutrition and clear references.
Research, reference values & practice
10 sources
Vitamin B12
Adequacy begins with intake and absorption.
Research, reference values & practice
10 sources
Vitamin C
Established functions. Carefully interpreted research.
Research, reference values & practice
10 sources
Zinc
Supply needs context.
Research, reference values & practice
9 sources
Selenium
Small amounts. Careful interpretation.
Research, reference values & practice
11 sources
Iron
Availability matters.
Research, reference values & practice
9 sources
Calcium
Bones, diets and plant tissue.
Research, reference values & practice
8 sources
Potassium
Nutrition, blood pressure and water balance.
Research, reference values & practice
10 sources
Turmeric
Rhizome, extract and the research behind them.
Research, reference values & practice
10 sources
Coenzyme Q10
Energy metabolism and clinical evidence.
Research, reference values & practice
9 sources
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Understand together.
Distinguish precisely.
Start with the ingredient: What is it, where does it come from and which forms exist? The perspectives for humans, animals and plants build on this shared foundation.
Context matters. A finding in humans cannot simply be transferred to a dog or a plant. Forms, species and applications are considered individually.
Reference values describe nutritional supply; clinical studies investigate specific questions. Health claims for products have their own conditions of use. Linking to a study does not replace those conditions.