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  • Chlorella 101: What you need to know about this nourishing superfood

    NaturalNews) A single-celled, water-grown micro-algae, chlorella is widely known as a powerful "superfood" supplement with extraordinary nutrient density. It is believed to have been around for eons. One of the few edible species of water-grown algae, chlorella is full of chlorophyll. It contains all of the B vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, amino acids, magnesium, iron, trace minerals, carbohydrates and a higher amount of protein (more than 50%) than meat, per grams of weight. It also has a unique set of phytonutrients ). It binds to toxins and carries them out of the body. It's high amount of protein makes it a staple for many people who do not eat meat. Phyllis Balch, CNC, says it is virtually a complete food.

    Why take it?

    One of the main uses of chlorella is to detoxify, or cleanse, the body. It has been found to chelate, or remove, heavy metals from the body according to a Russian study . A study involving rats demonstrated the effectiveness of using chlorella as a counteragent for heavy metal poisoning . Chlorella-treated rats also had less tissue damage than the control group.

    Heavy metals are typically very difficult to get out of your tissues. If you have mercury fillings in your teeth, work in certain industries, have received vaccinations, or have been exposed to radiation, you have heavy metals. Most people have at least some, from our environment and food supply, such as the mercury found in fish. NaturalNews' Paul Fassa reports on a Japanese study which found that all cancer cells contain mercury (Chlorella and cilantro for amazing daily detox and maintenance). Additionally, heavy metal toxicity has been associated with mental decline illnesses such as dementia and Alzheimer's.

    Additional Benefits

    Chlorella cleanses the blood and optimizes oxygen into the blood. It alkalizes the body, correcting a state of acidosis, in which most disease thrives. By definition, then, it also relieves inflammation, which is the root of much disease. It follows that chlorella is a pain reliever, reduces hypertension and enhances the immune system .

    In this NaturalNews report, Donna Earnest Pravel says a study on fibromyalgia patients showed a significant reduction in pain and tenderness. In a similar study, hypertension patients were able to go off of their prescriptions upon taking chlorella .

    In addition, Pravel also cites a study done on patients receiving flu shots. They took chlorella before receiving their vaccine for a few weeks. They were found to have 2 - 4 times more antibodies when tested, a few weeks after being vaccinated.

    Chlorella has also been proven effective for:

    • Balancing hormones (relieving PMS, regulating cycles, etc.)

    • Treatment of ulcers

    • Balancing the digestive system (improving digestion, relieving constipation)

    • Increasing the white blood cell count (helps with infections, warding off of illness)

    • Reduces or eliminates body odors

    • Balances blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar (fighting/preventing cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity)

    • Reduces occurrence of asthma attacks and allergies

    • Treats fatigue

    • Helps boost immune response

    • Protects the brain and nervous system

    • Supports elimination of many kinds of pollutants, from heavy metals to molds

    • Boosts tissue growth, healing and repair

    • Detoxifies harmful radiation, protects organs


    These are just some of the benefits of taking chlorella. These statements have not been validated by the FDA, but have been validated by centuries of use across many cultures.
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