• 02Aug

    I saw Dr. Mercola say that chlorella helps remove the mercury leaking from everyone’s metal teeth fillings every time they chew. It seems counter-intuitive and expensive to take two of the algaes.  He said to replace the fillings with ceramic ones as they age and have to be replaced

    The astounding chlorophyll content of chlorella and spirulina-

    http://www.chlorellafactor.com/chlorella-spirulina-10.html

     

    Chlorella and spirulina for proper pH balance-

    http://www.chlorellafactor.com/chlorella-spirulina-18.html

     

    The whole free ebook – http://www.chlorellafactor.com/

     

  • 16Mar

    http://www.nutriherb.net/chlorophyll.html

    Traditional Uses of Chlorella

    * For chemotherapy side effects
    * For fibromyalgia
    * For halitosis
    * For detoxification
    * For antibacterial properties
    * For constipation
    * For wound and tissue healing
    * For circulatory system
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    http://www.everynutrient.com/chlorophyll.html

  • 29Oct

    Superfood Profile: Discover the Many Health Benefits of Chlorella
    Tuesday, November 03, 2009 by: Elizabeth Walling, citizen journalist

    (NaturalNews) With the quality of commercially-grown produce declining rapidly, obtaining nutritious fruits and vegetables is not an easy task. Few of us eat enough fruits and vegetables on a daily basis; it’s a fact that grows more true with each generation. So how do we answer these issues, knowing the bounty of nutrients we’re missing? One solution is chlorella, a green single-cell algae that packs a huge nutritious punch.

    Chlorella is an astounding package of complete nutrition, considering it is such a simple life form, which is probably why it is often referred to as nature’s multivitamin. The synergistic nature of chlorella’s nutrients is undeniable. All of its natural properties function together in a way individual supplements can’t touch. Chlorella is famous for providing a vast array of benefits while fighting numerous diseases and conditions.

    Vitamins. Chlorella is rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C and E. And chlorella provides these nutrients in a whole food bundle which is far superior to any manufactured formula. Be aware, however, that many experts are now saying the vitamin B12 in chlorella is not highly bioavailable, so other sources should remain in the diet.

    Minerals. Like most dark green veggies, chlorella is packed with highly beneficial magnesium, which improves blood sugar levels, heart health, mental health and relaxation to name a few. Chlorella also contains other important minerals like potassium, iron and calcium.

    Amino Acids. Chlorella is a rich source of protein with a balance of important amino acids, including all of the essential ones which the body can’t manufacture. These aminos are responsible for rebuilding the body’s lean tissues and neurotransmitters, and contribute greatly to many functions in the body.

    Chlorophyll. This green pigment not only gives chlorella its color, but it also provides many health benefits. Chlorophyll can improve immunity, alkalinity, and inflammation – it can even fight bad breath.

    Detoxification. These days, toxins come at us from every possible angle: food, air, water, beauty products, cleaning supplies and even clothing. It’s important to give the body what it needs to detox from all the harmful substances it encounters each day. Chlorella has an amazing ability to bind with toxins like chemicals and heavy metals, and move them swiftly out of the body. These benefits are powerful and can have a definite positive impact on our health.

    Digestion. Chlorella promotes the production of healthy flora, bacteria and probiotics throughout the digestive system. This is essential for good digestion and overall health, and also makes chlorella effective for fighting candida and yeast overgrowth. Its anti-inflammatory benefits can also work to heal the digestive system.

    Energy. A nourished, healthy body is full of energy and vitality. Many people report increased energy and elevated mood after using chlorella. Nothing can compare to the way it feels to be powered by a true superfood.

    Cancer. Chlorella is known for its remarkable cancer-fighting benefits, possibly because it is rich in natural carotenoids, which can prevent oxidation (a leading cause behind cancer and heart disease). Paired with its detoxifying nature and ability to nourish the immune system, chlorella is a natural anti-carcinogenic agent.

    Diabetes. In preliminary studies, chlorella can improve insulin sensitivity and blood sugar levels over time. This can prevent and improve conditions like diabetes and insulin resistance (metabolic syndrome). It is also thought that chlorella may guard against side effects of diabetes such as vision loss.

    Fibromyalgia. Many have reported chlorella reduces pain associated with fibromyalgia. In one study, participants with fibromyalgia who consumed 10 grams of chlorella daily noticed a definite improvement in general symptoms and quality of life.

    Heart Disease. Studies have demonstrated that chlorella can improve triglyceride and LDL cholesterol levels, and may also benefit those with high blood pressure. These factors, combined with chlorella’s strong antioxidant properties, may provide effective protection against heart disease.

    Obesity. Chlorella’s unique properties may also have the ability to lower overall body fat. One 2008 Japanese study showed chlorella can reduce body fat percentages. This may be due to its ability to aid fat metabolism and improve insulin sensitivity. Plus, when we replace nutritionally empty foods with powerful superfoods like chlorella, the body tends to crave less junk food because it feels more nourished.

    Tips for Using Chlorella:

    - Chlorella is at its best in pure powder form without any kind of binding agents or additives. However, tablets are acceptable if you can’t find a way to work the powder into your routine. Look for broken cell wall chlorella, which has been processed to make the nutrients in chlorella more digestible.

    - Find a pure source of chlorella. Poor production methods can result in a contaminated product, and there are some manufacturers who use high-heat processing which destroys many of the benefits of chlorella. Do your research and find a reputable manufacturer of high-quality chlorella.

    - The typical maintenance dose for chlorella is 3-6 grams per day. However, much higher dosages can be used to fight existing degenerative conditions and for heavy metal detox (as much as 20-30 grams per day). Since quality chlorella is a whole superfood, it is generally safe to take in large doses.

    - Some people find they need to start small and gradually increase the dosage as their body adjusts to chlorella. Start with as little as 500 mg per day and add more as slowly as needed.

    - Avoid chlorella if you are on anticoagulant drugs like warfarin (because of the vitamin K, which acts as a clotting agent).

    For More Information About Chlorella:

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/w…

    http://www.purehealthmd.com/supplem…

    http://www.evolutionhealth.com/free…

    http://www.westonaprice.org/basicnu…

    Randall E. Merchant, Ph.D., and Cynthia A. Andre, MSc., “A Review of Recent Clinical Trials of the Nutritional Supplement Chlorella pyrenoidosa in the Treatment of Fibromyalgia, Hypertension, and Ulcerative Colitis”, May/June 2001, Vol. 7., No. 3, pgs. 79-91.

    For Information About Blue-Green Algae and Spirulina:

    http://www.naturalnews.com/027053_s…

    About the author
    Elizabeth Walling is a freelance writer specializing in health and family nutrition. She is a strong believer in natural living as a way to improve health and prevent modern disease. To learn more about getting healthy and fit through a nourishing diet and healthy living, visit Elizabeth’s blog: www.livingthenourishedlife.com

  • 15Oct

    Dr. Mercola on why he takes chlorella

    CHLORELLA: http://products.mercola.com/chlorella/?source=nl

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  • 04Sep

    http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/09/04/ginny-bank-on-chlorella-interview.aspx

    Ginny Bank began her career as a natural products chemist with Hauser Inc., a research and development company which focused on natural product extracts and purified plant compounds. She has researched and developed plant-based functional ingredients for nutritional supplement applications for over 15 years.

    Ms. Bank is currently the President and Founder of Full Spectrum Consulting, a natural products consulting firm specializing in research, product development, quality management and technical marketing for the nutraceutical and food.

    In this interview, she discusses the characteristics of chlorella and its and phenomenal potential to improve your health in a number of different ways.

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    Chlorella, single-celled fresh water algae, is often referred to as a near-perfect food, as its range of health benefits is truly astounding. In this interview, Ginny Bank expounds on this phenomenal nutrient.

    Chlorella is perhaps most well known for its ability to detox your body by binding to toxins, such as mercury and carrying them out of your system.

    But that’s not all this green algae is good for.

    According to Ginny, chlorella can also be of great benefit to vegetarians and vegans who want proteins and B vitamins from a non-animal source. Chlorella is about 60 percent protein, and is considered to be a “complete protein” source because it contains all the essential amino acids your body needs.

    Other health benefits include:

    * Repairing nerve tissues
    * Enhancing your immune system and reducing your cancer risk
    * Improving digestion
    * Promoting healthy pH levels in your gut, which in turn helps good bacteria to thrive
    * Enhancing your ability to focus and concentrate
    * Increasing your energy levels
    * Normalizing your blood sugar and blood pressure

    Chlorella vs Spirulina

    Spirulina is another algae that is frequently confused with chlorella. While it has many of the same characteristics, there are some nutritional differences between the two.

    One major difference is that spirulina does not have the ability to draw out heavy metal toxins like chlorella does. It has, however, been used to treat arsenic poisoning.

    Nutritionally speaking, spirulina is another good source of complete protein. In fact, at 65-70 protein, it beats chlorella in terms of protein content. It also has higher amounts of B12, essential fatty acids, and the antioxidant superoxide dismutase.

    Chlorella, on the other hand, contains higher levels of chlorophyll, nucleotides RNA and DNA, and beta carotene.

    Ideally, it makes sense to take both, as one is not nutritionally superior than the other. Rather it’s the combination of both that can truly turn them into a nutritional powerhouse.

    Chlorella is a Potent Detox Agent

    Heavy metal toxicity, just like chemical toxicity, has become one of the most pressing health hazards of our day. Your body is assailed by chemicals and heavy metals on a daily basis, oftentimes from the most innocent-looking sources, from your everyday cookware to your dental fillings and the occasional seafood dinner.

    This is one area where chlorella can be of tremendous assistance as it’s a very potent detoxing agent for heavy metals. According to Ginny, it may even attract and expel certain pesticides.

    Chlorella plays a particularly crucial role in systemic mercury elimination, because the majority of mercury is rid through your stool. Once the mercury burden is lowered from your intestines, mercury from other body tissues will more readily migrate into your intestines — where chlorella will work to remove it.

    Cilantro can also be used as a synergetic detoxification aid along with the chlorella and is particularly useful to take when you are consuming seafood, as most are invariably contaminated with heavy metals and chemicals for which the chlorella is well suited to help remove. Ideally you would need to take it with the meal so it binds directly to the toxins while they are in your gut, before they absorbed into your body.

    The Crucial Detail that Determines Chlorella’s Effectiveness

    The key to chlorella’s detoxing abilities lies within the membrane of this single cell, but the cell wall of chlorella is actually indigestible to humans. This is why most chlorella products use the term “broken cell wall,” to describe the fact that the chlorella has been rendered digestible.

    If a product does not specifically tell you that the cell wall has been broken, you are likely flushing your money down the toilet as the chlorella will simply pass right through you without doing you any good.

    There are a number of proprietary methods to break the cell wall, but the key comparison you need to pay attention to is the nutritional profile of the end product.

    How to Determine the Quality of a Chlorella Product

    Unfortunately, there’s no guarantee that a product will contain the exact level of nutrients listed on the label, so you’ll want to make sure you’re buying from a reputable company. It may come as a surprise, but according to the legal requirements, a natural product may contain plus or minus 20 percent of the stated level of any nutritional component.

    Reputable companies, however, will adhere to certain processes that increase your chances of getting the levels of nutrients stated.

    Please understand that there are only a few producers of chlorella in the world who provide the raw material to manufacturers, who then process and package the chlorella.

    Manufacturers who are known for quality will make sure they receive a certificate of analysis from the producer of the raw material, and will get batches evaluated by an independent third party on a regular basis to ensure consistency.

    Recent changes to the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) guidelines and the labeling requirements also make it easier for consumers to investigate company claims as companies are now required to list their phone number and website on every label.

    Under these standards a company must also maintain a paper trail showing where the material came from and any testing that has been done.

    When calling the company directly, some of the questions you may want to ask would include:

    * How often do you test batches for nutritional consistency?
    * Ask for a specification sheet (‘spec sheet’), or the Certificate of Analysis, known as the ‘C of A’. These are documents that itemize every single test that the final product gets tested for.
    * How and where is the chlorella grown? Variations in climate and season can cause nutritional variations, but if the chlorella is grown in artificial ponds the producer has greater control over consistency. You’ll also want to make sure the chlorella is grown in unpolluted areas, since chlorella binds to heavy metals.
    * Does the producer test for heavy metal contamination? A high quality producer will perform regular heavy metal analysis’, for which there should also be a verifiable paper trail. And organic producers must adhere to even more stringent rules in order to become certified organic, which is another sign of a clean, high quality product.

    How to Use Chlorella for Heavy Metal Detox

    In order to optimize heavy metal detox, you’ll want to take it every day.

    “It’s not something that you just take occasionally like some herbs or some supplements,” Ginny says. “Chlorella is something you want to be taking every day.

    … You need to be getting at least 4 grams each day of chlorella to get the benefits that it provides.”

    Ginny recommends taking it once a day, preferably in the morning. Many chlorella products are sold in small tablets, typically 500 mg each, which means you’d need to take eight tablets a day.

    Some people may experience slight nausea initially. This is likely because you’re pulling toxins out of your system. Mild diarrhea may also occur. If these symptoms are too bothersome, you may want to lower your dose initially, and increase it slowly. Taking it with food may also alleviate the nausea.

  • 23Jun

    http://www.chlorellafactor.com/

  • 16Oct

    by Watershed.com

    Chlorella Tablets and FAQs
    Frequently Asked Questions About Chlorella

    What is Chlorella? – [TOP]

    Chlorella is a green single-celled algae cultivated in fresh water ponds. It has a grass-like smell because of the high amounts of chlorophyll in it, the highest concentration of any plant in the world. It has existed on the plant for billions of years and was one of the first foods to appear. Fossils of Chlorella have been found dating back 3 billion years. Chlorella is one of the healthiest, most potent foods in existence. In addition to being a perfect food for humans, lower grades of Chlorella are fed to livestock all over the world.

    How is Chlorella grown? – [TOP]

    Watershed Chlorella is carefully cultivated in huge fresh water ponds. The water it is grown in is ozonated then filtered for purity. Chlorella quadruples approximately every 24 hours, which is a sign of its genetic purity and miraculous abilities to heal our bodies. For instance, Chlorella causes the friendly bacteria in the human stomach (Lactobacilli) to multiple at four times the rate of normal.

    How is the outer shell of the Chlorella cell broken open? – [TOP]

    If the cell wall of the Chlorella is not broken open, the nutrients in Chlorella are not accessible, yet not all Chlorella producers adequately open the cell wall. It is this outer fibrous cell wall that differentiates Chlorella from any other algae. It is a unique dietary fiber found no where else in nature that builds up in the body over time, binders with heavy metal, radiation and other synthetic toxins and effectively removes them. The producer of Watershed Chlorella uses the pressure differential method of rupturing the outer fiber shell rather than crushing it as many other Chlorella producers use. We raise the pressure in a holding tank where the Chlorella is stored, then suddenly release it. This is the most effective and organic method of breaking open the cell wall because it does not disturb the nutrients in Chlorella yet allows full access to them. And nothing comes in contact with the Chlorella the way other methods use. By crushing the Chlorella shell, as other Chlorella producers’ practice, many of the nutrients are scattered and do not remain together as they should. Our process opens 99.9% of the Chlorella we produce, the highest open-wall rating of any brand on the market.

    How is Watershed Chlorella different from your competitors’ Chlorella? – [TOP]

    As discussed, our manufacturer uses a different process, and we believe, more effective method of rupturing Chlorella’s fibrous outer shell which is necessary to get at the nutrients. We believe Watershed Chlorella is the finest Chlorella that can be found on the market and most importantly, it is far more economical than much of the other Chlorella you will find on the market. We buy direct and pass along the savings to you.

    Can a person eat any strain of algae and get some nutrition or is there something special about Chlorella? – [TOP]

    There are over 70,000 species of algae. Some are highly nutritious, others are extremely toxic. Watershed Chlorella is a very specific strain of algae known as Chlorella Pyrensoida. The only other algae we recommend is Spirulina Pacific, which the Watershed also sells. While there are other consumable algae such as Duniella, a blue-green algae, none approach the nutriceutical properties of Chlorella and Spirulina.

    When was it discovered? – [TOP]

    Chlorella Pyrensoida was identified around the end of the 19th century. The Japanese began studying it more closely in the 1940′s and are responsible for much of Chlorella’s popularity today. The Japanese take more Chlorella per capita than Americans take vitamin C, America’s most popular Vitamin. However, Chlorella is many times more powerful a whole-food than any other multivitamin or supplement on the market.

    Why haven’t I heard about it before? – [TOP]

    While Chlorella is very popular in Japan and throughout the Orient, it has only recently gained notoriety in the West. It has not become a popularized fad such as Melatonin, MSM, St. John’s Wort and other herbs that explode on the market then disappear quickly when interest is lost in them. Chlorella is slowly becoming more widely known as its astounding and profound health benefits are revealed through scientific study and word of mouth. Because of its incredible nutritive properties, when Chlorella finally does become a household word, its stay with us will be permanent, not temporary like so many of the herbs and hormones that have made it onto the cover of popular news magazines.

    Where does it come from? – [TOP]

    Watershed Chlorella is grown in Taiwan by the world’s largest Chlorella manufacturer. They have no other business but that of cultivating and selling Chlorella. It is scrutinized for purity and bacterial contamination by on-site laboratories. It is a highly regulated product and is the only Chlorella in the world exported and allowed to be sold in Japan that is not produced in Japan. To achieve this, it had to be certified by the Japanese Ministry of Health, which is the only governmental health authority in the world to have adopted and standardized Chlorella quality and certification.

    What are the main health benefits of Chlorella? – [TOP]

    Besides the fact that it is a perfect food which provides the body with nearly all its nutritional needs, it is a powerful Immune System Builder, extremely Detoxifying and excellent for the Digestion. The various health benefits of Chlorella are discussed in this and other Watershed related articles.

    How much scientific research has been done on Chlorella? – [TOP]

    Chlorella is one of the MOST scientifically researched foods in human history, as is Spirulina, which NASA has determined will be one of the first foods grown on the space station when it is completed. The research done on both of these has come from all over the world by scientists at universities, private industry and Chlorella manufacturers themselves. Not a single negative aspect of Chlorella has ever been sited as far as human health is concerned.

    How much should I take per day? – [TOP]

    Three to four grams per day is a good maintenance dosage of Chlorella for a person to take. With this amount, you will not notice significant changes, and your body will get many of the nutrients it must have to function properly such amino acids (protein), vital minerals, vitamins, carbohydrates and enzymes. However, a person taking 5-7 grams per day is quite common and at this level you will notice significant changes in digestion, energy and overall health. At higher dosages such as 10-12 grams per day, a person could stop eating meat and feel confident that they were getting an adequate amount of protein and other necessary nutrients that meat provides.

    What results should I expect when I begin taking Watershed Chlorella? – [TOP]

    The first thing is better digestion, especially if you have bad breath or constipation. Both these are readily handled by taking small doses of Chlorella. However, many of the benefits of Chlorella are subtle and not easily determined by how a person feels. For instance, Chlorella has been demonstrated to remove heavy metals and other synthetics from the body by actually binding with them so they may be pulled from the bloodstream. However, this result can only be measured if the level of heavy metals in the bloodstream are known before and after a person starts taking Chlorella. It takes approximately 3-6 months for heavy metals begin to be removed from the blood depending on the amount of Chlorella that is being taken. If it has been determined that a person does have heavy metals in their body, they should begin by taking 15-20 grams per day depending on the level of heavy metals that are present.

    What time of day or night should I take it? – [TOP]

    Chlorella can be taken at any time of the day. It can be taken all at once or it can be taken in small dosages throughout the day, which is preferable. It is best taken 20-30 minutes before mealtime so it can help with digestion and intake of nutrients. Morning is also a good time to take Chlorella, but never just before or after drinking coffee or a soft drinks since caffeine is extremely detrimental to the digestive process.

    Why should I take it around mealtime? – [TOP]

    As previously mentioned, Chlorella causes the bacteria in our stomachs, the Lactobacilli, to multiply at 4 times the rate of normal. This helps provide very good digestion and more importantly, better assimilation of nutrients.

    How much should a person take if they are sick? – [TOP]

    This will depend on what they are sick with and how sick they are. A dosage of 10-20 grams a day is recommended for someone who is sick, especially with a chronic disease such as cancer. It is also recommended that people who are sick take Spirulina in addition to Chlorella in order to reap the full benefits of both these powerful, healing nutriceuticals.

    What is a Nutriceutical? – [TOP]

    It is a food that provides the body with the proper nutrition so it can heal itself. The self-healing capabilities of the human body are astounding, however, we often do not given it the proper amino acids, enzymes, vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates that it needs.

    Can I take too much Chlorella? – [TOP]

    It is best to think of Chlorella as a food because that is exactly what it is: one of the purest, most potent foods on earth. A person can not take too much Chlorella because it is naturally detoxifying. Therefore the fear of Chlorella accumulating and becoming toxic to the body is not present. However, there is a “comfort level” with every person where he or she knows how much Chlorella to take per day. In general, that level will be about 5-8 grams per day.

    Has Watershed Chlorella been pasteurized or freeze-dried? – [TOP]

    No. If it had it would no longer contain any enzymes, one of the most powerful and important aspects of Chlorella and Spirulina. Any food that has been cooked, processed, pasteurized or freeze-dried has lost its enzymes, which are of vital importance to good health regardless of our age.

    Why are Enzymes so important to good health? – [TOP]

    As we get older, our bodies eventually loose the ability to manufacture enzymes and we need thousands of different enzymes for our body to function properly! Of all the things missing from our diet, enzymes are at the top of the list because of our tendency to eat only cooked, pasteurized, processed or preserved foods. The only place to get enzymes is from fresh fruit and vegetables, foods such as Chlorella and Spirulina.

    The intake of nutrients is hindered greatly as we age because of this depletion of digestive enzymes and the lack of Hydrochloric Acid in our stomachs which breaks down the food we eat so the nutrients may be assimilated by the body. This chronic lack of nutrients in the body over many years along with the build up of toxins in the body and brain is one of the major factors relating to the health problems that all of us, especially the elderly, face today. For instance, autopsies of Alzheimer patients have all found high levels of aluminum in the brain. Toxins are replete throughout our environment, in the air we breath and the food we eat. They are simply a part of nature that we can not avoid. By taking Chlorella and Spirulina, we help eliminate these problems because of the nutrition and enzymes they provide and powerful detoxification properties they possess.

    Is Chlorella effective in the fight against cancer? – [TOP]

    Yes, it is. Chlorella has been shown to stimulate the production of interferon, one of our body’s greatest natural defenses against cancer. One of the ways to fight cancer is the use of agents to stimulate macrophage production and activity. Interferon is a natural secretion of the body that is thought to be a stimulator of macrophages. Chlorella stimulates the activity of T-cells and macrophages by increasing interferon levels thus enhancing the immune system’s ability to combat foreign invaders whether they are bacteria, viruses, chemicals or foreign proteins.

    How much Chlorella should a person take if they have cancer? – [TOP]

    It is not uncommon for people who have cancer to take as much as 30 grams of Chlorella per day. One person with bone cancer showed tremendous results after 6 months of taking 20 grams of Chlorella per day. The most positive results appeared in the protein numbers of his blood work which had all moved into normal range, some as much as 30-40% movement in that time period.

    Can Chlorella be used topically? – [TOP]

    Yes. Chlorella can be powdered (if it is not already) and mixed with water into a paste and applied over a cut, scrap, rash or serious wound to help effectively heal it. It is the Chlorella Growth Factor in the Chlorella that makes it such an effective healer of human tissue. After consuming Chlorella for approximately one year (at levels of 5-7 grams per day) a person will notice significant healing improvement of cuts, scrapes, and wounds without the need to apply it topically.

    Can Chlorella be given to children? – [TOP]

    Absolutely. In fact, Chlorella has been shown to promote rapid growth in children, as well as build in them superior immune systems. In studies with identical twins, the one given the chlorella grew much faster, much healthier and had much fewer instances of colds, flu, etc. than the twin who was not given Chlorella.

    How much Chlorella should children take? – [TOP]

    1 to 1 1/2 grams per day (4-6 tablets per day – 250 mg each). Spirulina can be given in the same amounts daily as well.

    What nutrients are in Chlorella? – [TOP]

    Amino acids (protein), enzymes (including pepsin for digestion), vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates. One could easily live on nothing else. Along with Spirulina, it is one of the world’s more perfect and powerful foods.

    How much protein does it have? – [TOP]

    60% of Chlorella is protein, which is in the form of amino acids. Chlorella contains 18 of 22 known amino acids and is considered a complete protein, meaning that it has the essential 8 amino acids. It is a far superior protein source to others such as meat, fish and eggs because these are secondary protein, meaning that the amino acids have already been formed into protein to become the flesh of an egg or another animal. When we eat a food such as meat, our bodies must first break down the protein into amino acids then reform them into the proteins that our body needs. This is inefficient and not nearly as effective as simply taking pure amino acids to begin with.

    The human body wants to form long complex chains of amino acids into the tens of thousands of different protein structures the body needs to perform functions all over the body. However, if one amino acid is missing, then an incomplete protein will form that will not function as effectively as a complete protein. There is no other natural source of protein available that provides such a complete and balanced array of amino acids than Chlorella and Spirulina.

    Will Chlorella give me energy? – [TOP]

    Yes. As the body begins to get these pure nutrients that it must have to function properly, increased vitality and energy will certainly follow. Spirulina is also a very potent source of energy. A gram or two of Chlorella or Spirulina in the morning will provide the body with lots of energy. However, unlike sugar, caffeine or other “energy pick-me-ups”, Chlorella and Spirulina do not lift you up then let you down soon after because they are not drugs of any sort. They are pure nutrients. They last much long and since they are pure nutrients, there is never a let-me-down or “low feeling” afterward. This is also true of Ionized Water.

    Should a person keep taking vitamins once they start taking Chlorella? – [TOP]

    It would not hurt to keep taking multivitamins with Chlorella, but in our opinion multivitamins are not needed. Chlorella and Spirulina contain a wide array of vital vitamins, minerals and enzymes and yet are much more economical than most vitamins.

    Isn’t Chlorella just another form of vitamins? – [TOP]

    No. Chlorella is a whole-food, very much unlike most commercial vitamins. While it contains a wide array of vitamins, minerals and enzymes, Chlorella is superior to vitamin supplements in many ways, one being that it is natural and the vitamins and minerals in Chlorella are bio-chelated, which means they are naturally wrapped in amino acids so the body will more readily take them in. Vitamins are nothing more than an amalgam of concentrates and extracts that have been artificially stitched together because on paper they look like they should provide balanced nutrition. A whole food such as Chlorella provides the body with a stunning amount of nutrients that are naturally balanced, can NEVER accumulate in the body and become toxic and therefore are far superior to any man-made nutritional formula.

    What is the Chlorella Growth Factor (CGF)? – [TOP]

    The CGF is an amalgam of RNA, DNA, amino acids, vitamins and minerals whose exact properties have not yet been identified. In children it promotes rapid growth; in adults, it builds their immune systems while promoting rapid tissue healing, both internally and externally. It also strengthens our body’s ability to recover quickly from strenuous exercise and even disease. The CGF is central to Chlorella’s amazing ability to heal the human body and is what makes Chlorella THE most powerful whole food in existence.

    How does Chlorella detoxify the body? – [TOP]

    Chlorella has an indigestible outer fibrous shell that must be broken open in order to get at the nutrients and CGF. It is this fibrous outer shell that actually binds with heavy metals in the blood to pull them out of the tissue and bloodstream. This detoxification of heavy metals and other chemical toxins in the blood will take 3-6 months to build up enough to begin this process depending on the dosage of Chlorella a person is taking. It is also this fibrous material that greatly augments healthy digestion and overall digestive tract health.

    As previously discussed, many of the health problems that face the elderly today, including dementia to Alzheimer’s Disease can be traced in part to the accumulation of toxins and heavy metals in the body and brain, as well as chronic lack of the assimilation of nutrients because of the depletion of digestive enzymes and bacteria. These must be removed by detoxification on a continuous basis throughout a person’s life if they expect to remain healthy. Chlorella is a superior digestive that enhances and facilitates the intake of nutrients when taken before eating.

    The level of acidity or alkalinity in the body is critical. A soft drink such as a cola has a pH 2.5. Our bodies should maintain a pH in the neighborhood of 7.0. This means the cola is literally thousands of time more acidic than our bodies. It also means that an extremely acid liquid such as a soft drink is sitting in a aluminum container that has a neutral pH. Since nature always strives remain balances in every sense, it can be assumed that the cola with a pH 2.5 is trying to leach the aluminum from the neutral can in order to balance itself. If you must drink soda, never drink it from a can. Never cook in aluminum pots or pans, or use antiperspirants with aluminum in them. They may slowly accumulate in your body and brain through years of continuous use.

     

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