Chlorella
You may be familiar with Chlorella, but let me shed a little light on it anyway.
Chlorella is a green algae that has been used in Japan for years. Chlorella’s most popular attribute is the way it helps detoxify the body by binding to heavy metals to help the body get rid of them. But Chlorella does so much more than that.
Chlorella is largely composed of chlorophyll, a chemical that gives plants their green color. Why does chlorophyll matter? Because chlorophyll is very similar in composition to our blood and therefore is very beneficial in helping our blood be healthy and efficient in transporting oxygen.
Several studies have been done in Japan on the benefits of Chlorella, and our grandfather of nutrition and holistic health, Dr. Bernard Jensen, was a huge advocate of Chlorella all the way back in the 1950s. The Japanese studies showed that chlorophyll is effective in detoxifying the liver and bloodstream as well as cleansing the bowels and feeding the good bacteria. Chlorella improves elimination in all four of the elimination channels -- skin, kidneys, lungs, and bowels – and improved elimination is key to detoxification.
“One of the first things we find about chlorella is that it stimulates and normalizes an under-active bowel. Dr. Motomichi Kobayashi, director of a hospital in Takamatsu, Japan, prescribes chlorella for all his patients who are troubled with constipation…. In 1957, Dr. Takechi and his associates in Japan found out that chlorella promoted rapid growth of lactobacillus, one of the bacteria that promotes colon health. The chlorophyll in chlorella helps keep the bowel clean, while the tough cellulose membrane of chlorella binds to cadmium, lead, and other heavy metals and carries them out of the body… chlorella restores bowel regularity, normalizes beneficial bowel flora, assists in detoxifying the bowel and stimulates repair of damaged tissue.” (Naturalways)
This single-celled being is rich in nutrients, containing Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, E, folic acid, PABA, inositol, Vitamin A, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine, phosphorus, amino acids and proteins. “Chlorella has been used in treating hypertension, diabetes, hypoglycemia, asthma, constipation, and elevated cholesterol levels. Recent research indicates the substances in chlorella stimulate the natural immune system to protect the body from cancer.” (Dr. Bernard Jensen)
I started taking Chlorella a week ago and already I have noticed a difference in increased bowel movements. I know Eve has suggested Chlorella for clients dealing with heavy metals, yet I never realized the benefits it has for all of us. What I am most excited about is its ability to support elimination and clean the blood. But don’t take my word for it, investigate Chlorella for yourself and see what you discover.
To Happy Health.
Chlorella is a green algae that has been used in Japan for years. Chlorella’s most popular attribute is the way it helps detoxify the body by binding to heavy metals to help the body get rid of them. But Chlorella does so much more than that.
Chlorella is largely composed of chlorophyll, a chemical that gives plants their green color. Why does chlorophyll matter? Because chlorophyll is very similar in composition to our blood and therefore is very beneficial in helping our blood be healthy and efficient in transporting oxygen.
Several studies have been done in Japan on the benefits of Chlorella, and our grandfather of nutrition and holistic health, Dr. Bernard Jensen, was a huge advocate of Chlorella all the way back in the 1950s. The Japanese studies showed that chlorophyll is effective in detoxifying the liver and bloodstream as well as cleansing the bowels and feeding the good bacteria. Chlorella improves elimination in all four of the elimination channels -- skin, kidneys, lungs, and bowels – and improved elimination is key to detoxification.
“One of the first things we find about chlorella is that it stimulates and normalizes an under-active bowel. Dr. Motomichi Kobayashi, director of a hospital in Takamatsu, Japan, prescribes chlorella for all his patients who are troubled with constipation…. In 1957, Dr. Takechi and his associates in Japan found out that chlorella promoted rapid growth of lactobacillus, one of the bacteria that promotes colon health. The chlorophyll in chlorella helps keep the bowel clean, while the tough cellulose membrane of chlorella binds to cadmium, lead, and other heavy metals and carries them out of the body… chlorella restores bowel regularity, normalizes beneficial bowel flora, assists in detoxifying the bowel and stimulates repair of damaged tissue.” (Naturalways)
This single-celled being is rich in nutrients, containing Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, E, folic acid, PABA, inositol, Vitamin A, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine, phosphorus, amino acids and proteins. “Chlorella has been used in treating hypertension, diabetes, hypoglycemia, asthma, constipation, and elevated cholesterol levels. Recent research indicates the substances in chlorella stimulate the natural immune system to protect the body from cancer.” (Dr. Bernard Jensen)
I started taking Chlorella a week ago and already I have noticed a difference in increased bowel movements. I know Eve has suggested Chlorella for clients dealing with heavy metals, yet I never realized the benefits it has for all of us. What I am most excited about is its ability to support elimination and clean the blood. But don’t take my word for it, investigate Chlorella for yourself and see what you discover.
To Happy Health.
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