Spirulina is a super blue-green algae, also known as a cyanobacteria, which means it can act as a probiotic. It is typically grown in Africa, Mexico, and Hawaii, with the purest forms often coming from Hawaii.
Spirulina is rich in chlorophyll, which helps to alkalize the body, and is loaded with B vitamins, vitamin K, and minerals like zinc and magnesium. It is also one of the highest plant-based sources of protein, offering a great amino acid profile.
Spirulina has been shown to detoxify the body of heavy metals, specifically arsenic, which is commonly found in pesticides. Additionally, a medical study found that spirulina protects the body against radiation poisoning.
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