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  1. blank doggirl58 says:

    Again, another article that gives no indication on dosage levels needed.

    1. blank doggirl58 says:

      I don’t think the average person is going to figure out how much protein they eat and all of the mathematical equations involved in your example above. I just take about a tsp a day of spirilina (which is what the package recommends on its nutritional label). But it would be nice to know what the average woman or man should take since we are already bombarded with so many supplements that are needed for good health. If I took all of the supplements that are suppose to be good for me I would probably be taking over 25 a day. That is not something I can afford to do.

      1. Spirulina comes in both powder and tablet forms. 99 times out of a 100 the packaging states the suggested amount to take. You should be able to take it from there.

  2. blank magnified11 says:

    Spirulina, along with chlorella and numerous green veggies, all helped me get over an infection that was killing me for 3 years. I took it in the form of Enerfood, from Enerhealth Botanicals all while eliminating processed foods, sugar, all fast food, etc. I joined an organic co-op and stuck to the program. Only 2 months into my lifestyle change, the MRSA staph infection was gone, never to return. You must understand just how far my infection had gone; I was praying for death towards the 3rd year into it (when it went internal). The pain was agonizing, with no relief possible as it ate huge holes in my lower body. No doctor could do anything but prescribe more anti-biotics (which added a horrible stomach disorder to my malady).

    1. blank Vivian Li says:

      It’s such a shame how utterly useless, harmful, and profit-based the conventional medical system is. I too have had a few longstanding ailments that baffled doctors, who did and could do nothing but keep prescribing toxic antibiotics (one class of which –fluoroquinolones– caused permanent injury) after another. Finally, one day a few years ago I took it upon myself to research nutraceuticals (e.g. spirulina, krill oil, grape seed extract, etc..) and started taking them, along with changing my diet to predominantly Paleo. The results showed themselves within a month; suddenly all my chronic pain, bothersome symptoms, and malaise was gone, and they have never returned as I am sticking to this regimen for life. Conventional doctors, in my opinion, should definitely be better trained on naturopathic solutions such as diet and nutraceuticals. Instead, the lot of them seem content to peddle dangerous and useless pharmaceuticals.

  3. blank LesBaer1911 says:

    Just wondering what the radiation risks are
    with this supplement, Spirulina.

  4. Critical thinking is dead. So you’re in Africa, and you give these kids magic pills. They believe it works. They study harder. Ya think they’ll get better grades?? No kiddin. Who cares what’s inside. UNLESS you do a DOUBLE BLIND study, in a controlled environment, you’ve got nothing. This ‘study’ only shows that giving kids magic pills makes them pay more attention in class. Doesn’t prove anything. And now the mindless drones will flock to the nearest drugstore to mindlessly gather and feed their kids this stuff. Like its a magical Amulet. How far how from the Dark Ages have we really progressed, eh? Rinse and repeat this study next with your choice of substance for similar results.

    1. blank Project Evolve says:

      Silence young peasant. So quick to throw insults, when true genius lives with those who teach rather than abuse. I can only imagine failure in your life over these last three years since this comment.
      Most hateful interactions don’t always indicate that it is permanent, but one can’t help but sythesize thoughts about the quality of life that someone like you is currently stewing in.
      Arthrospira platensis is quite amazing; Perhaps you should read a book before commenting.
      Enjoy your day simpleton,
      Helgarth I King of Anshan

  5. Wow so now you also delete comments that don’t fit your beliefs. NIce.

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