Magic components in CHLORELLA
Updated: Aug 2
Vitamins
Chlorella is packed with vitamins, and a few stand out as especially important.
It's a valuable source of easily digestible iron and vitamin C - a powerful antioxidant that helps prevent damage from free radicals and supports healthy blood vessels.
It also contains vitamin B12 and other B-group vitamins, which help increase the body's resistance to stress. B vitamins play a special role here: beyond influencing numerous metabolic processes, they also help regulate the synthesis of hormones produced by the pituitary gland, as well as the secretion of other hormones in the body.
Chlorella is popular among vegans for good reason - it's a good source of amino acids, vitamin B12, and iron, nutrients that are harder to get once animal products are removed from the diet. But it's not reserved exclusively for vegans; it can benefit anyone.
Chlorophyll
Chlorella pyrenoidosa is one of the richest natural sources of chlorophyll on the planet. It has anti-inflammatory and deodorizing effects and helps accelerate the healing of wounds and inflammation.
A single tablet of Chlorella pyrenoidosa contains millions of chlorella cells that support the body's healing processes. Its algae fiber binds toxic waste - heavy metals, amalgam residue, other toxins, and buildup on the intestinal walls - and helps remove them from the body. Chlorella also provides a broad range of nutrients: vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes, and plant proteins.
Chlorella's beneficial properties have been studied since 1890. It contains the growth factor CGF, along with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, nucleic acids, and other substances important for good eyesight.
Sporopollein
This substance is found in the central part of Chlorella pyrenoidosa's cell wall. Chlorella fiber has a uniquely powerful effect thanks to sporopollenin - the cell walls irreversibly bind toxic substances, which are then naturally excreted from the body.
Dr. Liebke studied chlorella's cleansing effects in people suffering from intoxication caused by amalgam tooth fillings, and found positive results. Sporopollenin is what makes chlorella such an effective detoxification agent for modern life.
Chlorellin
Chlorella isn't just a prebiotic - it also has antibacterial properties. It contains a substance called chlorellin, a natural antibiotic. This is similar to how garlic's allicin and ajoene compounds produce an antibiotic-like effect.
Unlike synthetic antibiotics, chlorellin has been shown to target harmful organisms without damaging beneficial digestive microflora. Over time, large doses of Chlorella pyrenoidosa have shown a modest antibiotic effect in treating infectious diseases.
CGF
CGF (Chlorella Growth Factor) was isolated from chlorella by Dr. Fujimaki in Japan. It's the most powerful compound found in chlorella, and Chlorella pyrenoidosa has the highest known concentration of it. CGF has a pronounced rejuvenating and strengthening effect.
It also has a strong "probiotic" effect - meaning it increases the growth rate and improves the quality of intestinal (and vaginal) microflora. Under acidified culture conditions, CGF can accelerate growth by up to four times.
Probiotics matter more than the "biotics" themselves because they regulate the environment the microflora lives in. By using chlorella, we help create conditions that support the growth of beneficial bacterial cultures - which in turn help protect against lifestyle-related diseases.
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Treatment of Peptic Ulcers with Chlorella. Y. Yamagashi, M. Toikawa, R. Suzuki, T. Hara, F. Warita
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A Chlorella Experiment with Maritime Self-Defense Forces Members
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The Effects of Chlorella Preparations on Experimentally Induced Infections by the Acquired Immune Deficiency Virus
Effects of the Long-Term Ingestion of Chlorella Preparations on Alcoholysis and Other Liver Functions
Effects of Various Preparations Made from Chlorella pyrenoidosa Cells on the Defense Mechanism
Regulation by the Single-Celled Green Alga Chlorella pyrenoidosa of Immunological Competence in Mice with Cancer Tumors
Effects of Orally Administered Chlorella pyrenoidosa Preparations on Human Pulse Wave Velocity
The Antitumor Capacity, and Its Effects and Mechanism, of Neutral and Acidic Polysaccharides Derived from Chlorella Cells
Regulation of Heartbeat (Bradycardic Effect) by CGF
Effects of Long-Term Administration of Chlorella Preparations on the Advancement of Aging in Humans Laboratory Animals
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