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Nutrition: Spirulina as a protein source
Nutrition: Spirulina as a protein source

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Nutrition: Spirulina as a protein source

SHA Wellness Clinic
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July 22, 2014

Energetic foods: The digestibility of spirulina

What is spirulina?

Declared as the “Millenium Food” by the UNESCO, spirulina is a superfood that contains a large amount of proteins of biological value, nutritive elements, vitamins and minerals. Spirulina has usually spiral shape (where it takes its name from), and is characterized by its deep green color due to the presence of chlorophyll, a pigment with a large amount of antioxidant, anticancer and cleansing properties.

 

 

Spiruline, a type of green seaweed with a large amount of nutritional properties that grows in alkaline waters of warm climates, can be found in two completely different ways: its original form, green seaweed, or as a pill, turned into a dietary supplement; even so, it can only be consumed as a pill or by crushing the pill and mixing it with healthy juices recipes, for example.

 

3 reasons for taking spiruline:
  1. Anti-aging: It is a powerful food with a large amount of nutritional properties and a lot of antioxidantssuch as beta-carotenes, fundamental in preserving the sight in perfect condition.
  2. Protection of the cardiovascular system: Thanks to the large amount of fatty acids and vitamins like the Vitamin E and the Vitamin B6, spiruline is a key food to combat cardiovascular diseases.
  3. Weight-loss helper: The regular introduction of the spiruline in a healthy diet is a great help for losing weight if this is combine with a proper exercise routine.

 

Improve your health introducing spiruline in your diet. You will notice the benefits!

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