What nutrients are in Spirulina we hear you ask?
Well, the protein in Spirulina contains all 8 essential amino acids which make it a complete protein product. It calso ontains an amazingly high vegetable source of Vitamin B-12, and vitamins A, B-1, B-2, B-6 and K.
Spirulina also provides a wide variety of minerals, trace elements, cell salts, phytonutrients and enzymes, as well as chlorophyll.
So how does Spirulina compare to other foods?
Spirulina contains: Protein (60-70% of its weight), Vitamin B12, Chlorophyll (2x richer than barley grass or wheatgrass), Iron (58x richer than spinach), Anti-oxidants (25x richer in beta-carotene than carrot and 3x richer in Vitamin E than wheatgerm) and Calcium (10x richer than milk). Spirulina is easily absorbed. In fact, it is 16x better than synthetic supplements.
We really cant rate spirulina highly enough and would recommend it to everyone.
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Well, the protein in Spirulina contains all 8 essential amino acids which make it a complete protein product. It calso ontains an amazingly high vegetable source of Vitamin B-12, and vitamins A, B-1, B-2, B-6 and K.
Spirulina also provides a wide variety of minerals, trace elements, cell salts, phytonutrients and enzymes, as well as chlorophyll.
So how does Spirulina compare to other foods?
Spirulina contains: Protein (60-70% of its weight), Vitamin B12, Chlorophyll (2x richer than barley grass or wheatgrass), Iron (58x richer than spinach), Anti-oxidants (25x richer in beta-carotene than carrot and 3x richer in Vitamin E than wheatgerm) and Calcium (10x richer than milk). Spirulina is easily absorbed. In fact, it is 16x better than synthetic supplements.
We really cant rate spirulina highly enough and would recommend it to everyone.
******Stay tuned for more information on spirulina.******