The detoxifying abilities of chlorella are now indisputably recognized!
But how does it work?
To date, chlorella appears to be the most effective natural solution for the removal of heavy metals, dioxins and PCBs.
Chlorella cleans our fluids (blood, lymph), our tissues, our emunctories (intestines, liver, kidneys, skin, lungs). This cleansing is an essential prerequisite for any recovery of our health.
Within a few months, regular consumption of 3 to 20 g of chlorella per day significantly reduces heavy metal levels in the blood and fat.
Chlorella is the most effective plant for naturally and safely eliminating heavy metals and chemical molecules that our bodies have a hard time getting rid of. Over the years, it stores them while they are sources of premature aging, appearance or aggravation of diseases, including neurodegenerative.
We are all exposed to many toxic products present in our environment (pesticides, heavy metals, dioxins…). These pollutions have a negative impact on our quality of life. They have even become a public health problem.
Heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium … but also aluminum, or even dioxins or organochlorine aromatic compounds (PCBs), can be responsible for severe disorders. It is proven that they promote diseases such as:
– Mycoses,
– Cancer,
– Lyme,
– Multiple sclerosis,
– Hormonal dysregulation (thyroid . .)
– Fibromyalgia
– …
How does it work? The detox process
Chlorella contains the elements that will mobilize and then dislodge pollutants (heavy metals and chemicals) stored in our bodies. It also contains elements that will take care of transporting them out for elimination.
How chlorella dislodges pollutants
Among the mobilizing elements, the most important is chlorophyll!
In addition, chlorella is also known to contain specific small molecules such as glycoproteins that have been shown to be effective in cleansing the body.
The detox effectiveness of chlorella is related to its high chlorophyll content, one of the highest found in plants on our planet!” 3 g of chlorella, the average recommended daily dose per adult, provides about 100 mg of total chlorophyll per day.
How Chlorella removes pollutants
Once dislodged, pollutants cling to the fibers of the chelating membrane of chlorella. Because these fibers are not digested, they are eliminated via the stool and with them the pollutants they carry.
Scientific evidence
The detoxifying effects, of chlorella are documented in numerous scientific works conducted on animals but also in humans and pregnant women, some of which are very recent.
Excerpt from the book “chlorella The Healthy Superfood”
“In Japan, a study conducted by Nakano et al. in 2007* showed that consumption of 6 g per day of chlorella during pregnancy reduced the concentration of dioxins in breast milk by about 30%. At the same time, a significant increase in the concentration of immunoglobulin (Ig)A in milk was demonstrated.
The consumption of chlorella by pregnant and then breastfeeding women would thus have a double beneficial effect for infants, that of reducing their exposure to dioxins and that of better protecting them from the risks of infections.
→ In the book, an entire chapter is devoted to this topic with bibliographic references.
Read also: Klinghard’s Detox Program
Organic Chlorella, ultra pure, grown in glass tubes
But does chlorella remove essential metals/minerals such as magnesium and potassium? Thanks.
Organic Chlorella eChlorial contains 10% of minerals (magnesium, iron, potassium, calcium …) – see link to composition of chlorella.
Chlorella is a natural chelator which removes heavy metals such as mercury, pesticides…