Spring Cleanse

Spring is already visible outside the window and in the birdsong and our bodies naturally begin their own season of renewal and gentle cleansing.

Now is the BEST TIME TO START THE SPRING CLEANSE!

But why do we feel the need to cleanse in spring at all?

For thousands of years, spring has been associated with renewal. Modern science shows that this isn’t just symbolic — it reflects real, physiological changes in the body.

Research into biological rhythms confirms that in spring the body truly functions a little differently:

• Increased metabolism

  As the days grow longer, the body shifts from winter energy-saving mode to a more active state. Studies published in Nature Metabolism indicate that metabolic rate rises in spring, supporting natural cleansing processes.

• Stronger immune activity

  In spring, the activity of T-lymphocytes increases, helping the body remove damaged and unnecessary cells.

• Higher serotonin levels

  More daylight boosts serotonin, improving mood, motivation and energy, while supporting many metabolic processes.

• More movement and lighter meals

  Naturally improve digestion, hydration and detox pathways, as described in naturopathy and integrative medicine.

• Autophagy – natural cellular cleansing

  Although this internal “clean-up” process runs all year, it may become more efficient in spring with lighter eating, increased activity and natural light exposure. Research in Cell Metabolism shows that short fasting periods can stimulate autophagy and cellular regeneration.

  
  

Spring supports key natural cleansing systems such as: liver and kidney function, hormonal balance, digestive efficiency, lymphatic flow (more movement = better drainage = better detox)

Spring signs, with flowers and the sunshine

In traditional Chinese medicine, spring is linked to the liver and gallbladder. Modern medicine also observes that during this season we feel lighter, eat fresher foods and are more inclined to move.

Why does Chlorella work best when its cell wall is broken?

Chlorella is a nutrient-rich microalgae often called the “green diamond”, packed with chlorophyll, vitamins, minerals and protein. However, its natural cell wall is one of the toughest in the plant world and cannot be properly digested by the human body.

If the cell wall remains intact, chlorella passes through the digestive system without releasing its valuable nutrients. Our chlorella is specially processed so that it can fully share its key benefits, including CGF (Chlorella Growth Factor)

What is CGF?

The growth factor called CGF was isolated from Chlorella by Dr. Fujimaki from Japan. It is the most powerful ingredient in Chlorella. Chlorella pyrenoidosa has the highest concentration of CGF. This compound has a pronounced rejuvenating and strengthening effect. It also has a strong ‘probiotic’ effect, meaning it increases the growth rate and quality of life of the intestinal microflora (and even the vaginal microflora). CGF (in an acidified culture) can accelerate growth up to four times!

CGF = Chlorella Growth Factor in a powder form

Once the cell wall is broken:

Absorption of chlorophyll, CGF, amino acids, vitamins (including natural B12) and minerals increases significantly.

Chlorella can effectively support:

– natural detox processes (particularly heavy metals),

– liver function,

– gut balance,

– antioxidant protection.

Research also suggests it may help to:

• support healthy cholesterol levels,

• support liver health and balanced liver enzyme levels,

• support a well-functioning immune system.

Spring is the perfect time for lightness, more fresh juices and vegetables, more movement, more sunlight and deeper breathing. When we add Chlorella, we support the body exactly when it has the greatest potential for cleanse and regeneration.

From the very first sign of the warmer days, let’s embrace our gentle, natural “spring cleanse” in harmony with the rhythms of our own body.

Source:

• Watanabe, F., et al. (2015). "Chlorella supplementation improves the detoxification of heavy metals." Journal of Nutrition.

• Koh, Y., et al. (2014). "Effects of Chlorella on immune function in healthy adults." Nutrition Research.

• New Insights into Potential Anti-Aging Effects of a Dietary Supplement from Chlorella Growth Factor - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41892263/

  
  
  
  

Note:

This article is informative - educational only.

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