The first work (in 3 volumes = 3 books!) to combine all essential aspects of traditional alternative medicine—such as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda, Indigenous medicine, and more—with the modern achievements of orthomolecular medicine, biochemistry, and gerontology, revealed openly and uncensored. All major natural remedies from every continent, culture, and historical era of the world—compiled across nearly 3,000 pages Suppressed and concealed studies documenting sensational successes in the prevention and treatment of virtually all conceivable diseases From A for allergies, Alzheimer’s, aging, arthritis and arthrosis, to B for high blood pressure, D for diabetes, dementia and depression, H for cardiovascular diseases, K for cancer, M for migraine, O for obesity (adiposity), all the way to Z for cirrhosis—therapeutic approaches are thoroughly explained Clearly structured tables of active ingredients and effects allow for rapid orientation A provocative and unique compendium and reference work on the most important healing substances and explosive study findings in alternative medicine “The ultimate reason for resistance to innovation in medicine is always the same: hundreds of thousands of people make a living from the fact that something is considered incurable…” Prof. Dr. Friedrich F. Friedmann In a difficult era in which powerful, profit-driven interest groups exert direct influence over our healthcare system, independent information that truly serves people and patients has become extremely scarce. Most health guides resemble one another like identical twins, endlessly repeating only what certain lobby groups choose to approve. The artificially constructed status of so-called “representative studies,” made possible by an unaffordable patent system, results in the exclusion of tens of thousands of serious medical findings—precisely because they cannot be patented. For this reason, they never make it into medical textbooks and only rarely appear in conventional bookstores. Video Presentation In the following video, you will see a presentation of our bestselling book “Codex Humanus – The Book of Humanity” by the internationally renowned expert in natural medicine Robert Franz, who was most recently honored with the “Torchbearer Award” for his “tireless commitment to raising awareness for health and personal responsibility for one’s own well-being.” This prestigious award has previously been bestowed upon personalities such as Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Mikhail Gorbachev, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Nobel Peace Prize laureate, 1984) in recognition of their service to humanity. “Codex Humanus – The Book of Humanity” is different! True to the guiding principle “Those who heal are right,” the authors firmly believe that every informed and responsible citizen has a fundamental right to access the entire available spectrum of thoroughly researched preventive and therapeutic options—in order to protect or restore their most precious asset, their health, and to successfully counteract biological aging. With the Codex Humanus – The Book of Humanity, this invaluable knowledge is made available for the first time in an uncensored, condensed, and easily understandable form—across 3 volumes totaling nearly 3,000 pages, accessible to everyone. All statements are meticulously supported by studies and expert opinions and grounded in solid scientific reasoning. Included are hundreds of suppressed and concealed studies, as well as statements from physicians and researchers independent of the pharmaceutical industry. The fusion of proven tradition with modern science, the detailed presentation of the most effective traditional remedies from indigenous peoples—such as Native American medicine, Indian Ayurveda, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)—together with the latest advances in Western disciplines such as orthomolecular medicine, biochemistry, and epigenetics, make this three-volume work truly unique.

The Codex Humanus – The Book of Humanity is a widely recognized bestselling reference series in German-speaking countries, reaching #1 positions in Amazon Germany’s medical and scientific non-fiction categories. Volume I marks the beginning of this extensive work and lays the foundation for one of the most comprehensive explorations of natural medicine, longevity and integrative health perspectives available today. Now available in English, the series opens its first volume to an international audience. Volume I is the entry point to the original three-volume core of the Codex Humanus series, presenting a structured overview of traditional healing knowledge from cultures across the world, combined with modern insights from orthomolecular medicine, biochemistry, gerontology and epigenetics. Across nearly 3,000 pages in three volumes, the Codex Humanus brings together historical traditions and contemporary scientific discussions in a uniquely broad reference framework. This first volume introduces the guiding principles of the Codex approach: the belief that well-informed individuals benefit from access to a wide spectrum of perspectives on health, aging and human biology. A strong focus is placed on biological aging and longevity, examining how natural substances, nutritional factors and lifestyle-related mechanisms are discussed in both traditional medical systems and modern research literature. Volume I explores a wide range of themes frequently addressed in integrative and natural medicine, including discussions related to allergies, metabolic balance, joint health, circulatory processes, cognitive function, mood, stress-related factors and age-associated changes. Topics span from A to Z, offering readers a broad orientation across many areas commonly examined in holistic and preventive health contexts. A distinctive feature of the Codex Humanus is its use of clearly structured active-ingredient and effect tables, designed to support quick orientation and comparative understanding. These tables summarize how various natural substances are discussed within scientific studies, expert literature and traditional healing frameworks, making the material accessible both for systematic reading and targeted reference. Volume I also introduces the cultural and historical background of global healing traditions, including Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda, Indigenous medical knowledge and other ancestral systems, while placing them in dialogue with modern biochemical and physiological perspectives. This synthesis of tradition and science forms the conceptual backbone of the entire Codex Humanus series. As the first volume of the Codex Humanus, this book can be read independently, but it also serves as the essential foundation for Volumes II and III, which expand and deepen the themes introduced here. Together, the three volumes form a comprehensive reference work for readers interested in natural compounds, integrative medicine, longevity research and the evolving conversation between traditional knowledge and modern scientific inquiry. Volume I is the starting point of the Codex Humanus journey — an extensive, carefully structured introduction to one of the most ambitious natural health and longevity reference projects of its kind.As the opening volume of a renowned bestseller series Volume I establishes the intellectual and conceptual framework for everything that follows. It introduces readers to the core ideas behind natural medicine, integrative thinking and longevity-focused perspectives, setting the stage for deeper exploration in subsequent volumes.

The Codex Humanus – The Book of Humanity is a widely recognized bestselling reference series in German-speaking countries, reaching top positions in Amazon Germany’s medical and scientific non-fiction categories. Following the foundational first volume, Volume II continues the journey and significantly expands the depth and scope of this comprehensive work on natural medicine, longevity and integrative health perspectives. Now available in English, the second volume offers readers access to even more detailed insights and reference material. Volume II builds directly upon the conceptual framework introduced in Volume I and forms a central part of the original three-volume core of the Codex Humanus series. It deepens the exploration of natural substances and traditional healing knowledge from cultures around the world, while further integrating perspectives from orthomolecular medicine, biochemistry, gerontology, epigenetics and modern biohacking discussions. Together with Volumes I and III, it contributes to a reference work spanning nearly 3,000 pages. A strong emphasis of Volume II lies in the detailed examination of specific natural compounds and substances frequently discussed in integrative and alternative health literature. Topics covered in this volume include, among others, DHEA, DMAE, ginkgo, glucosamine, chondroitin, gotu kola, pomegranate, grapefruit seed extract, green tea, colloidal gold, colloidal silver, kombucha, vitamin B17 (laetrile), lapacho tea, acetyl-L-carnitine, L-carnosine, melatonin, omega-3 fatty acids, OPC and organic germanium. Each substance is presented within historical, cultural and biochemical contexts. As in the first volume, biological aging and longevity remain central themes. Volume II further explores how these substances are discussed in relation to aging processes, metabolic balance, cellular function and lifestyle-related factors, reflecting current conversations in longevity research and emerging ideas around reverse aging. The content is presented descriptively, allowing readers to form their own informed perspective. A hallmark of the Codex Humanus series is its use of clearly structured active-ingredient and effect tables. Volume II expands these tables significantly, offering readers a practical reference tool for orientation across a wide range of topics commonly examined in natural and integrative medicine. These include discussions related to joint health, circulatory processes, cognitive function, energy metabolism, stress-related factors, mood and age-associated changes. In addition, Volume II continues the exploration of global healing traditions such as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda and Indigenous medical systems, placing them in dialogue with modern scientific perspectives. This synthesis of tradition and science further reinforces the integrative philosophy that defines the Codex Humanus series. Volume II can be read independently, but it is designed to be read alongside Volumes I and III. It represents the logical next step for readers who wish to deepen their understanding of natural compounds, integrative medicine, biohacking-related concepts and longevity-focused research. As part of the bestselling Codex Humanus series, Volume II substantially expands the reference framework introduced in the first volume and prepares readers for the continuation and completion of the trilogy in Volume III.

The Codex Humanus – The Book of Humanity is a widely recognized bestselling reference series in German-speaking countries, achieving top rankings in Amazon Germany’s medical and scientific non-fiction categories. Following the foundational first volume, Volume III continues the journey and further broadens the depth and scope of this extensive work on natural medicine, longevity and integrative health perspectives. Now available in English, the third volume provides readers with access to an even more comprehensive body of insights and reference material. Volume III builds directly upon the conceptual framework established in Volume I and further developed in Volume II, forming a key component of the original three-volume core of the Codex Humanus series. It deepens the examination of natural substances and traditional healing knowledge from cultures around the world, while expanding the integration of perspectives from orthomolecular medicine, biochemistry, gerontology, epigenetics and contemporary biohacking discourse. Together with Volumes I and II, it completes a reference work spanning nearly 3,000 pages. A central focus of Volume III lies in the detailed analysis of specific natural compounds and substances frequently discussed in integrative and alternative health literature. Topics addressed in this volume include, among others, DHEA, DMAE, ginkgo, glucosamine, chondroitin, gotu kola, pomegranate, grapefruit seed extract, green tea, colloidal gold, colloidal silver, kombucha, vitamin B17 (laetrile), lapacho tea, acetyl-L-carnitine, L-carnosine, melatonin, omega-3 fatty acids, OPC and organic germanium. Each substance is explored within its historical, cultural and biochemical context. As in the preceding volumes, biological aging and longevity remain central themes. Volume III further examines how these substances are discussed in relation to aging processes, metabolic regulation, cellular function and lifestyle-related influences, reflecting current debates in longevity research as well as emerging ideas surrounding reverse aging. The material is presented in a descriptive and neutral manner, allowing readers to form their own informed conclusions. A defining feature of the Codex Humanus series is its clearly structured active-ingredient and effect tables. Volume III significantly expands and refines these tables, offering readers a practical orientation tool across a broad spectrum of topics commonly explored in natural and integrative medicine. These include discussions related to joint health, circulatory function, cognitive performance, energy metabolism, stress-associated factors, mood regulation and age-related changes. In addition, Volume III continues the exploration of global healing traditions such as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurveda and Indigenous medical systems, placing them in dialogue with modern scientific perspectives. This synthesis of traditional knowledge and contemporary science further reinforces the integrative philosophy that defines the Codex Humanus series. While Volume III can be read independently, it is designed to be studied alongside Volumes I and II. It represents the culminating step for readers seeking a deeper understanding of natural compounds, integrative medical approaches, biohacking-related concepts and longevity-oriented research. As the concluding part of the bestselling Codex Humanus trilogy, Volume III completes and consolidates the comprehensive reference framework established throughout the series.