Spirulina

Spirulina often gets misclassified as an herb because of its amazing health promoting properties, but it's actually a bacteria, or a blue-green algae that's found in pristine freshwater lakes, ponds, and rivers. It is most commonly recognized as one of the world's most nutritionally complete superfoods, as it offers health benefits to practically every organ and bodily function.

-Modulates the Immune Response

-Spirulina is an excellent supplement for those looking to improve their eye health. This blue-green algae is very rich in vitamin A, and this vitamin is exceptionally important for healthy eyes.

-Spirulina is one of the leading sources of Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), one of the most powerful anti-inflammatory agents in nature. GLA is also particularly beneficial to women, as it can ease the symptoms of PMS.

-Spirulina eases the passage of waste through the digestive system, thereby reducing stress on the entire system.

-Spirulina has a very high concentration of chlorophyll, one of nature's most powerful detoxifying agents.

-Spirulina is very high in bio-available iron, making it beneficial to those with anemia or pregnancy, with reduced risk of constipation
-Spirulina is a good source of vitamins B-1(thiamine), B-2 (riboflavin), B-3(nicotinamide), B-6 (pyridoxine), B-9 (folic acid), B-12 (cobalamin), vitamin E, and vitamin K1 and K2 
- It is also a source of potassium, chromium, copper, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, selenium, and zinc
- It has four times the antioxidant ability of blueberries
-Spirulina is an goodsource of protein: gram per gram more so than beef, poultry, fish, and soybeans