Don't take chlorella if you're on blood thinners
To be honest I was scared to try this product because of the taste.  I've heard such great claims about chlorella (none of them founded in science yet) so I've been wanting to give it a try.  It's supposed to be good for people with B-12 deficiency.  I don't know that I am, but as a vegan I might be.<br /><br />I have a one-gallon jug I use for drinking water all day, so I put a teaspoon of chlorella powder in the gallon.  The water was a sickly green and it smelled awful, but the taste really wasn't all that horrible. I drank the whole thing and I didn't gag or give up because of the smell.  It smelled like grass and dirt, not at all like seaweed.<br /><br />Next, I tried it in my vegan protein powder drink.  I put in lots of baby kale, blueberries, flax seed, benefiber, matcha and a really great protein powder by GoldenSource.  Happy to say that the taste was completely lost, it didn't change the taste of my protein drink at all.<br /><br />I did read that people who have low potassium like me have to be wary because chlorella can be high in salt.  Maybe I won't take it every day, but every other day should be fine.
Rating: 4 stars