Stomach and digestion
The natural tannins have an astringent effect. They may calm an unsettled gut and support a balanced intestinal flora.
Matured for over 3,000 years – from the heart of the bog oak
Finely ground heartwood of bog oak – also called black oak: ancient oaks that lay airtight beneath peat and clay for millennia. One single ingredient, one pinch a day.
- Heartwood only
- Vegan
- from approx. €8.50 a month
Made by theOrder of Calatrava
from €80
- One ingredient, no additives
- Vegan
- Ships in 1–3 working days
- 14-day returns
- Secure payment
How an oak becomes bog oak
It all begins with a tree that falls – into a river, a lake or a moor. The trunk sinks and is sealed off by mud, clay and peat. Without oxygen, fungi and bacteria stand no chance: the wood survives, often for thousands of years.
Over that time, minerals from the ground seep into the fibres. They darken the wood right to its core and make it harder than any fresh oak. Experts call this subfossilisation; radiocarbon dating reveals how old a find is.
Tracking down and recovering whole trunks is laborious and rarely succeeds. That is why bog oak ranks among the most precious woods of all.
- 3,000+years – the minimum age of the wood we use
- 12,000years – the age of the oldest bog oak finds
- 1ingredient: pure heartwood, nothing else
From trunk to fine powder
Only the inner core of the recovered trunks is used. It is gently dried and then ground so finely that even a tiny amount is easy to take.
The process is designed to preserve what has formed in the moor over millennia. What ends up in the jar is pure nature – much like birch leaves or linden blossom, valued for generations.
Made by the Order of CalatravaMonastic craftsmanship with a long tradition – recognisable by the red cross on every jar.
What users value about bog oak
Tannins, flavonoids and stored minerals make this wood special. These are the properties attributed to it:
Irritated areas
Tannins from the oak core are considered soothing for inflammation – whether on the skin, the gums or in the throat.
Protection from within
The wood is said to act against bacteria and fungi. This may help skin, gut and airways defend themselves.
Skin and minor scrapes
Astringent compounds may ease itching and redness and help small wounds or burns heal.
Circulation and oxygen
The fine wood fibres may help the body absorb minerals such as iron more easily – good for the blood and oxygen transport.
Bones and joints
A well-supplied calcium and collagen balance may strengthen bone tissue and support flexible joints.
Relief for the body
Taken regularly, the powder may help the body excrete heavy metals such as lead or mercury.
Prostate and bladder
Its soothing properties may also benefit the prostate and bladder. Many older users report calmer nights.
Natural defences
Flavonoids and tannins are natural antioxidants. They may neutralise free radicals and strengthen the immune system.
Bog oak powder is not a medicine or a medical device. It does not replace diagnosis or treatment by a doctor. The properties described are based on user reports and manufacturer information.
A look at the measurements
Around 250 body values were recorded three times in six participants: at the start, after six and after twelve weeks of use. The overview highlights in green where values improved.
Once a day, done in seconds
No weighing, no mixing, no spoon.
- Moisten a fingerBriefly hold a clean fingertip under water.
- Dip into the jarWhatever sticks is exactly one daily portion.
- Drink waterTake the powder and follow with a large glass of water.
Ideally for 6 to 12 weeks without a break. Store the jar dry, dark and at room temperature.
Good to know
Is bog oak the same as black oak?
In Europe, yes: bog oak, black oak and the German “Mooreiche” all mean oak wood that lay without oxygen in a moor, riverbed or lake for a very long time and turned deep black. It is also called subfossil oak. Not to be confused with the North American tree species Quercus velutina, which is also known as black oak.
How do I take the powder?
Briefly moisten a fingertip, dip it into the jar, take the powder that sticks and drink a large glass of water. Once a day is enough.
What exactly is in the jar?
Just one ingredient: finely ground heartwood of bog oak that lay in the moor without oxygen for millennia. No additives, vegan.
Who should not take it?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a medical condition or take medication regularly, please talk to your doctor first. Bog oak powder is not a medicine.
How should I store the jar?
Tightly closed, dry and dark at room temperature – and out of reach of children.
When will I notice something?
Give the powder time: 6 to 12 weeks of daily use are recommended.
Which size is right for me?
The 30 ml jar is meant for one person, the 60 ml jar for two and the 120 ml jar for four. Each lasts around 4 to 6 months – and the bigger the jar, the lower the monthly cost.
Where do I complete my order?
After “Continue to checkout” you reach our shop at plasmabett.de. There you enter your address and pay. The checkout is in German.
How fast is delivery?
Your parcel is dispatched within 1 to 3 working days after payment.
What if it is not for me?
Send the unopened jar back within 14 days of receipt and we will refund the purchase price.
A piece of prehistory for every day
Pick the jar that suits you – for yourself or for the whole household. The large 120 ml jar lasts four people a good 4 to 6 months.