mercredi 8 janvier 2014

More data on Chlorella

Chlorella is a microscopic freshwater algae(between 2 and 12 microns), single-celled and eucaryotic (with a clearly defined nucleus), which appeared on Earth 2.5 billion years ago. One of the first life forms to appear on Earth, it managed to survive the passage of time. This was thanks to its highly resistant membrane, something which can be seen from Chlorella fossils. It was not, however, until the end of the 19th century and the invention of the microscope that the Dutch biologist Beijerinck discovered this algae in 1890.

There are around ten types of Chlorella among the 25 000 species of algae known to exist on this planet. However, the type pyrenoïdosa has by far the greatest number of benefits for human health and well-being. Chlorella is rich in chlorophyll, containing between 3 and 4%, rich in protein (60%), trace elements and vitamins, not to mention the unique Chlorella growth factor present in the cell nucleus. Chlorella is thus most definitely an exceptional dietary supplement.

Chlorella multiplies by cell division and this extremely quickly: one mother cell produces four daughter cells every 24 hours. Such rapid division is a result of the Chlorella growth factor.

4 commentaires:

  1. Yes, it's true that chlorella is an excellent food supplement. I've been taking it for years with great success.

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  2. Chlorella should be given to children, as a food supplement. It helps them for school, for growth, and keep them healthy.

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  3. This really is a gift from Mother Nature. It could not be more natural, and with all the chemicals nowadays, it's good to have such a product.

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  4. I take chlorella every day since 1991! I'm in pefect health. I had maybe 3 colds in 25 years, and nothing else wrong with my health. I attribute this unbelievable health to the intake of chlorella which brings me every element that the body needs and which cleans it from all chemical product and all heavy metal.

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