Uses of Chlorella
I have been asked if I use a supplement to support the healthy lifestyle that migraine sufferers (and everyone) should aim for.
Yes I certainly do, because I have seen so much evidence showing that even fruit and vegetables and other “healthy” food today is nowhere near as nutritious as it was in, say, the 1950s.
Also the chemical load is so much higher in the modern world, that we are in danger of overloading our body’s natural detox mechanisms.
One school of thought is that this may be a cause of migraine headaches, so more and more people are looking for detox remedies and supplements that will support the body’s detoxification systems.
Chlorella is the supplement I have used for several years now. More specifically, I use Yaeyama Chlorella which is a strain of Chlorella Vulgaris thought to be superior because it is more nutrient dense.
If you decide to buy some Chlorella, I suggest you visit my supplier’s online store.
First, you will want to know a little more about Chlorella, and why you might choose to use it. The nutritional profile and health benefits are on my supplier’s website, where you can also watch a short video to learn mor. Supplementing with Chlorella can be beneficial in treating a wide range of health problems brought about by our modern lifestyle. But don’t just take my word for it, check out these Chlorella user testimonials.
To support my migraine clients I am currently researching an ebook on the specific ways Chlorella can help with detoxification of environmental toxins. I know this will be of interest to many of my readers who have had a Hair Analysis to check for heavy metal toxicity. As I research my ebook and study this remarkable supplement the more applications I discover. When the ebook is ready for release I will make it available as free information here, so keep checking back.
If you have used Chlorella for migraine (or any other health condition) and found it helped you, please post your story here to encourage others.
An interesting article that I absolutely agree with.
I first started getting migraines when I was around 13 or 14 years old – the first one frightened the life out of me as I’d never experienced one before. Luckily or unluckily for her, my mother used to get them so I knew what to do – and that we to get to a dark room and fast, after taking some anti-migraine tablets to try and catch it before it developed. Most of the time they didn’t work.
I too am a believer in using natural foods to give our body the nutrients it needs to perform properly and I have been taking green superfoods spirulina and chlorella for a few years now. I find chlorella fantastic, especially when I want to detox as it really puts me off the bad foods I know I should be avoiding. Chlorella has a greast way of grabbing hold of the toxins in our system and flushing them out.
Spirulina has helped me to lose weight – I was never fat by I have lost some of the puppy fat I was carrying and I now look and feel much better for it – so your article is very relevant and I haven’t had a migraine since a friend told me about chlorella and spirulina.
I get mine on line at http://www.naturalgreens.co.uk as they do a vegetarian friendly range which is ideal for me. I hope this helps other migraine sufferers – I’ve tried many things over the years but can honestly say that once I started to understand more about the importance of putting the right foods into our bodies I have changed my diet, for the better!
Good luck!
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