Chlorella for Joint Issues
1 User Review
★★★★★
(Manhattan, New York)
02/09/2009
Just a note to make sure you use Chlorella and not any of the other "blue green" algae.
"For the record, I don't approve of the use of two other types of algae, blue green algae (aphanizomenon) and spirulina. Both are in a different group from chlorella. Some species of blue green algae produce toxins, including neurotoxins that can increase long-term risks of degenerative diseases of the central nervous system. I see no reason to include any blue-green algae in the diet.
If you must have your algae, chlorella is a much better choice.
