Specifically, spirulina contains calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, selenium, chlorophyll, vitamin E, vitamin A and B vitamins. Spirulina strengthens the body, providing essential nutrients that are typically depleted when the body is weak, for example, during and after illnesses or chronic diseases. Spirulina has been used as a blood purifier and artery cleanser, and it may be used to stimulate the thyroid, increasing energy levels, and to detoxify the kidneys and liver. Spirulina also helps suppress the appetite and may be used to treat eating disorders and assist with weight loss programs. Spirulina is easily digestible and a valued food source for vegetarians.
Recommendations Take two capsules with meals three times a day.
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