ALL BENEFITS OF SPIRULINA
A.
Brain & Mental Health
B.
Energy & Physical Endurance
C.
Immunity & Disease Prevention
D.
Heart & Blood Health
E.
Detox & Cleansing
F.
Skin, Hair & Beauty
G.
Bone & Muscle Health
F.
Gut Health
Spirulina has no cellulose cell wall, making its nutrients highly bioavailable. Here’s how nutrient absorption works:
Spirulina is consumed as powder, capsule, tablet or mixed into drinks/foods.
a. Begins in the mouth and continues in the stomach and small intestine.
b. Enzymes break down proteins, carbs, and fats into amino acids, sugars and fatty acids.
Villi and microvilli in the small intestine absorb:
a. Amino acids → absorbed into blood and sent to cells for protein synthesis.
b. Vitamins and minerals → enter bloodstream via active transport or diffusion.
c. Fat-soluble nutrients (A, E, K, etc.) → absorbed with dietary fat into lymph.
a. Nutrients travel through the portal vein to the liver, which regulates their release.
b. Others go through the lymphatic system before entering the bloodstream.
Cells use receptors and transport proteins to take in the nutrients they need.
Once inside:
a. Nutrients are used for energy (ATP) production.
b. Help build or repair tissues.
c. Support enzyme functions and hormone production.
Nutrient Benefit
a. Protein (complete) Builds muscles, enzymes, immune cells
b. Iron Prevents anemia, boosts energy
c. Vitamin B12 Supports brain & nerve health
d. Phycocyanin Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant
e. Chlorophyll Detoxifying, alkalizing
f. Beta-carotene (Provitamin A) Vision, immunity, skin health
g. Omega-3 & GLA Brain and heart function
h. Calcium & Magnesium Bone, nerve and heart health






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