Nutritional Value of Chlorella

Chlorella consists of approximatively 60% protein in the form of amino acids. This is superior to other sources of protein from animals and vegetables which must be broken down to amino acids by the digestive enzymes in the stomach, and absorbed into the body through intestinal walls, before the body can utilize them for its own particular types of protein.
Among 22 different amico acids, all but 8 can be produced inside our body by using the other amino acids as material. These 8 amino acids can never be produced in our body, and must be consumed from food. These are called "essential amino acids". If any of these is even lacking, the others cannot function as well.
Chlorella contains 10 out of 22 different amino acids, and all 8 of the essential amino acids. Therefore, Chlorella is considered a complete protein.

Source: Chlorella The Ultimate Green Food by Beth M. Ley, Ph.D.

The benefits of Chlorella Z for the skin

Chlorella Z is a type of micro-algae rich in zinc. Its effects on the skin are remarkable when it comes to problems such as acne, psoriasis, eczema and many others.

As it acts internally, it has long-term benefits.

It can be used by children, teenagers and adults as well, therefore it is the ideal supplement for the whole family.

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.

Chlorella and children

Chlorella is excellent for children.

Children need a lot of energy and chlorella gives them the needed elements.

Chlorella is excellent fot the immune system, and the children who take regularly chlorella have only few colds.

Chlorella helps the children having a good quality of sleep.

Chlorella contributes to a good growth as it's rich in DNA and RNA.

I have observed that the children who take chlorella have a better concentration at school.

What is CPE

CPE (Chlorella Pyrenoïdosa Extract) is a special nutriment which contains 200 mg of CGF (Chlorella Growth Factor), an extract of the nucleus of the Chlorella pyrenoïdosa algae. It is a pure substance to which nothing has been added and from which nothing has been extracted.
It contains several substances including:

• amino acids needed for the production of proteins
• soluble vitamins, in particular B-group vitamins
• nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) which help cells to regenerate
• minerals
• heavy metal-binding proteins

It increases the body's resistance
It promotes healthy growth
It prevents premature ageing
It helps the entire immune system
It helps keep the bacteria in your intestines healthy

The benefits of chlorella

Chlorella is a microscopic freshwater algae which comes from special cultures in very pure fresh water.
Chlorella is rich in chlorophyll, containing between 3 and 4%, rich in protein (60%), trace elements. Proteins bind heavy metal.

Chlorella contains the following vitamins:
Vitamin A: Needed for growth. Contributes to sight and cellular differentiation. Helps keep tissues, epidermis and mucous membranes healthy.

Beta-carotene: Acting as an antioxidant, it can trap radical oxygen.

B-group vitamins: The body cannot store them; it needs a regular supply of B-group vitamins. These ensure the nervous system functions properly.
B1 is needed for the metabolism of carbohydrates (sugars, starch) and the release of energy.
B2 is involved in energy metabolism processes. It is needed for growth and the production of blood. It helps keep tissues, the epidermis and mucous membranes healthy.
Niacin or B3 is needed in order that the skin, nervous system and basic metabolism function properly.
B6 is needed for the metabolism of proteins and their constituents.
B12 is needed for the production of blood.

Vitamin C: Needed to keep the bones, teeth, gums and blood vessels healthy. Involved in iron absorption. Acts as an antioxidant.

Vitamin E: Needed to maintain muscle functions. Stabilises unsaturated fatty acids and cell membranes. As an antioxidant, it is able to trap free radicals.


Good for all the family

Chlorella Z, what is it ?

Chlorella Z is a superior Chlorella pyrenoïdosa, a fresh water green micro algea, that is specially cultivated so that has a higher concentration of zinc (323 mg/100g) than the regular commercially produced Chlorella.

Zinc is involved in a large number of metabolic processes

Chlorella Z® also contains protein (62%), chlorophyll, the principal vitamins (A, B-group, C, E) and a large number of minerals (calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, iron, copper, potassium, etc.).

It ensures a well-balanced diet.

It also boosts physical energy.

It has a particularly high concentration of iron.