The benefits of Spirulina
Spirulina is a "blue" micro-algae with multiple virtues, is rich in Proteins, Vitamin B12, Sodium, Potassium, Phosphorus, Iron, Chromium, Manganese, Vitamin A.
Spirulina is recommended occasionally to fight against chronic fatigue, fatigue during menstruation, fatigue generated by intense intellectual effort during exam periods.
Spirulina is also regularly used as part of a sports training program or as a supplement to a vegetarian diet.
Spirulina also helps to fight against hair loss, brittle nails....
Spirulina Tonus
The list of its benefits is very long!
Spirulina has an exceptional protein content (nearly 70% of its dry weight), it contains more than 10 vitamins (those of the B, E and K groups, pro-vitamin A),
essential fatty acids (omega 3 and 6) and of course iron.
Spirulina is a source of nutrients in a very small volume.
Stay in shape with Spirulina
Available in capsules for ease of use, one to two 30-day cures per year are enough to keep you in shape all year round.
Ingredients
Contents: Spirulina powder "Spirulina platensis"
Indication: 1 to 2 g per day as a cure, before a meal and preferably in the morning, accompanied by a vitamin C (orange and lemon juice).
! in case of anticoagulant treatment, may aggravate the effects of the treatment !
Average chemical composition
Mineral material (on M.S.): 6 - 14%.
Carbohydrates (on M.S.): 8 - 20%.
Proteins (on M.S.): 45 - 70%.
Fat (on M.S.): 2 - 9% Fat
Mineral materials (average in % on M.S.)
Phosphorus: 2
Calcium: 1.4
Potassium: 1.4
Magnesium: 1
Sodium: 0.9
Trace elements (average in mg/kg on M.S.)
Iron: 1190
Manganese: 65
Zinc: 30
Copper: 9
Nickel: 5
Cobalt: 1.8
Vitamins (average in mg/kg on M.S.)
Lives. C : 145
Lives. E : 115
Lives. B3 : 100
Lives. A : 69
Do not exceed the indicated dose.
Do not use as a substitute for a varied diet.
Keep out of reach of young children.
Contains iodine.
Keep away from heat and humidity.
120 €/kg