Spring messenger with potential: With the Scharbock herb to the billionaire

The sailors already knew that the Scharbock herb was a very special plant in grey times. Since they often had no access to fresh fruit and vegetables on the high seas for months, Skorput was a dreaded sea disease. Therefore they took the Scharbock herb (the name derives from the Dutch, where ́ Scheuerbut ́ stands for "bones" and "tore") with them on their long journeys and had such a safe vitamin C source on board, which prevented Skorput. A Fre…