- is thought to be the most thoroughly researched food in history and is recognized as having the highest chlorophyll content of all known plants.
- is a fresh water, single-cell green algae that's renowned for its health giving properties such as vitamins, minerals, fiber, nucleic acids, amino acids, enzymes, CGF (Chlorella Growth Factor) and other beneficial nutrients.
- is produced in Asia by the world's largest producers of Chlorella Pyrenoidosa.
- promotes growth in young people, which is believed to be related to Chlorella's capacity to stimulate the healing process and stifle many diseases.
- has an abundance of RNA & DNA that are associated with anti-aging.
- promotes cell reproduction, reduces cholesterol, and increases hemoglobin levels.
- has been used successfully in the treatment of cardiac hypertension and cleansing the bowel, kidneys, liver, and bloodstream.
- is often called "Brain Food".
- helps guard against heart disease, reduce high blood pressure and lower serum cholesterol levels.
- has been shown to promote the production of "interferon", one of our body's greatest natural defenses against cancer.
Recommended Daily Dosage
Maintenance Dosage: 3-5 grams/day
Significant Part of the Diet: 6-10 grams/day
Immune System Builder: 11-14 grams/day
Primary Source of Protein: 12-19 grams/day
Healing Purposes & Heavy Metal Detoxification: 20-30 grams/day
Best before a meal to aid with digestion.
Spirulina (Spirulina Plantensis) is a microscopic freshwater plant, an aquatic micro-vegetable/organism composed of transparent bubble-thin cells stacked end-to-end forming a helical spiral filament.
It's a whole-food; not a concentrate, not an extract. It's detoxifying. A person can't eat too much and overdose on Spirulina. It contains more bio-chelated organic iron than any other whole-food.
To put this into perspective--Spirulina has 58 times the iron of raw spinach and 28 times that of raw beef liver. Wow, right?
It contains more beta-carotene than any other whole food. Beta-carotene determines how our cells communicate with one another.
It's the richest source of natural antioxidants of any whole-food source. It:
- contains every natural known antioxidant including:
- zinc, manganese, selenium and copper, the amino acid methionine, vitamin E, vitamins B-1 and B-6, the amino acid methionine and of course, beta-carotene
- is rich in chlorophyll
- contains more Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA) than any other whole-food source
- effectively suppresses the appetite. Spirulina satisfies hunger because it fulfills the body's nutritional and biochemical needs.