• it boosts the immune system against viral diseases

• it detoxicates the organism

• it serves as prevention of anaemia and as part of anaemia treatment

• it improves intestinal microflora

• it helps to do away with chronic constipation or digestive problems

• it acts as prebiotics, it boosts the formation of lactobacilli and bifidobacteria

• it is an efficient antioxidant

• it helps to reduce cholesterol

• it helps to reduce weight

• it helps to lower blood sugar levels

• it makes healing of wounds faster, supports regeneration of skin and mucous membrane

• thanks to its rich content of minerals and vitamins, it is a part of vegetarian and reducing diets

Spirulina is a very suitable alternative to the alga called Chlorella. Even though the composition of both algae is very similar, their different effects are quite distinctive. Spirulina, in comparison to Chlorella, contains phycocyanin – a unique kind of substance which supports haematopoiesis right from the bone marrow; and rare glycolipids and sulfolipids lipids which are extremely active against viral diseases. Therefore, Chlorella is more suitable when it is necessary to regenerate, supplement nutrients and to provide healing or preventive effects. Spirullina is more suitable for those who need to strengthen their vitality, make fat burning faster and block fat storage. Spirulina is an ideal supplement to vegetarian or weight reducing diets, during which it supplies the body with vital substances.