Spirulina
Spirulina is a microalgae
(blue-green algae), one of the oldest life forms on Earth. It is one of
the most nutrient-rich foods in the world. It's packed with vital
nutrients that can protect us from many illnesses. The research proved
that it can reduce fatigue, but it also helps improve the immune system,
supports the heart, kidneys and liver and is hoped to be one of the best
anti-cancer superfoods (but there is not enough research to tell that confidently). Moreover,
spirulina is a natural detoxifier and oxygenates the blood. Another advantage
is that it is also an appetite suppressant, and it helps to improve the
digestive system.
Spirulina has 10 times
the beta-carotene of carrot. It contains all nine essential amino acids,
many rare fatty acids and it is almost 3/4 protein. What is more, it is a
rich source of vitamins, minerals (iron, potassium, as well as calcium chromium,
and copper).
How to introduce spirulina to your diet?
Spirulina Green Juice
a
handful of spinach
about 200 ml of natural apple juice
about 200 ml of natural apple juice
1 banana
1 small lemon or lime
1 teaspoon Spirulina powder
Blend all the fruit and leaves until they become a
smooth liquid, then add 1 teaspoon of spirulina powder and mix it all together.1 teaspoon Spirulina powder
Sorry for my scepticism but how exactly does spirulina "oxygenate" blood? Does it somehow increase the amount of hemoglobin in our blood or does it contain iron? Because if it has something to do with chlorophyll than it's simply not true.
OdpowiedzUsuńDo you know how much spirulina is? Is this superfood expensive?
OdpowiedzUsuńIt usually depends on where you buy it, the best solution are online shops.
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