John Myers
Detox your body with Spirulina and Chlorella
The microalgae bind toxins and should help the body to get rid of them.
- We cannot escape the toxins that affect our bodies every day. They are in the environment, in the water and air, in our food, and in our clothing.
- Many of these toxins sometimes lead to allergies, others are stored in the body.
- Both spirulina and chlorella, both microalgae, have the ability to bind these toxins and draw them out of the body again.
- The draining function of the microalgae lies in their proteins and peptides. Even heavy metals are said to be able to bind the miracle cure.
- However, this is precisely where a problem arises: the algae absorb mercury particularly well. This can lead to undesirable side effects. If the water from which they are harvested is contaminated with mercury, lead, or cadmium, you absorb large quantities of these heavy metals with the algae and thus pollute your body.
- Spirulina and chlorella have an enormously high protein content and are advertised as sources of vitamins, calcium, iron, and magnesium. The ingredients are present, but only 20 percent of the vitamin B12 supplied can be absorbed by the body.
- Spirulina and chlorella are offered as a food supplement in the form of powder, tablets, or capsules as a food supplement.
- These can lead to side effects such as allergies. A look at the ingredients of the packaging is therefore worthwhile.
- These can lead to side effects such as allergies. A look at the ingredients of the packaging is therefore worthwhile.
- The detoxification of the body is also called detox.
