Spirulina Plus

Vitamins (per 100g)

• Protein 65%
• Vitamin A (from Beta carotene) 283,333 IU
• Fat 8%
• Vitamin A (from other Carotenoids) 191,659 IU
• Carbohydrate15%
• Vitamin E 38.5 IU

Minerals10% 

• Thiamin B1 5.5mg 

Nucleic Acids

• Riboflavin B2 4.6mg
• RNA 3.5%
• Niacin B3 13.0mg
• DNA 1.0%
• Pyridoxine B6 700.0mcg

Essential Amino Acids

• Cyanocobalamin B12 200.0mcg
• Histidine1.6%
• Folic Acid 50.0mcg
• Isoleucine 5.9%
• Biotin 5.0mcg
• Leucine 9.6%
• Pantothenic Acid B 51.1mg
• Lysine 4.9%
• Inositol 90.0mg
• Methionine 2.7%
• Bioflavonoids (Rutin) 80.0mg
• Phenylalanine 4.9% 
• Minerals (per 100g)
• Threonine 5.7%
• Calcium 1,400mg
• Tryptophan 2.0%
• Phosphorus 910mg
• Valine 7.1%
• Potassium 1,540mg

Non-Essential Amino Acids

• Sodium 450mg
• Alanine 7.1%
• Iron 180mg
• Arginine 6.4%
• Magnesium 290mg
• Aspartic Acid 9.2%
• Zinc 3.9mg
• Cystine 1.0%
• Copper 800mcg
• Glutamic Acid 13.4%
• Chromium 240mcg
• Glycine 4.9%
• Selenium 550mcg
• Proline 3.8%
• Manganese 5.6mg
• Serine 4.9%

Pigments (per 100g)

• Tyrosine 4.9%
• Phycocyanin 15,000mg
• Chlorophyll 1,000mg
• Carotenoids 370mg

Essential Fatty Acids (per 100g)

• Linoleic Acid 1,378mg
• Gamma Linolenic Acid 1,197mg

Spirulina

• Spirulina is a complete, vegetarian-friendly source of all the essential amino acids, and contains 65% protein.
• An excellent source of organic Iron, Spirulina is ten times as rich in this mineral as spinach.
• Because it’s high in Iron and B-vitamins, Spirulina may help if you’re fatigued or feeling run down.
• The natural phenylalanine (an essential amino acid) in Spirulina can help to reduce your appetite, so it’s ideal if you’re watching your weight.
• Like other blue-green algae, Spirulina helps to naturally detoxify and cleanse your body. Plus, it contains antioxidant carotenoids – natural plant pigments that can help to protect your body from free radical damage.
• Some research has also shown that Spirulina may help to balance the way your body processes fat and cholesterol.
• Healtheries spirulina quality
• Healtheries spirulina grows in purpose built ponds in direct sunlight in an ISO certified facility
• The growing process uses natural nutrients, and no chemical additives. The spirulina is not irradiated; and is GE, herbicide and pesticide free.
• Each batch of spirulina is extensively tested for moulds, yeasts, bacteria, and heavy metals; and then checked to make sure its nutrient levels are up to required standards.

Kelp

• Kelp is a seaweed that provides an excellent natural source of Iodine, which helps to maintain thyroid gland health.
• It is also rich in Potassium, Sodium, Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Iron and Copper.
• Kelp contains compounds called “alginates”, which can absorb large amounts of water. This makes Kelp useful as a bulking laxative to help prevent constipation.

Alfalfa

• Alfalfa is a nourishing herb that can help to “build you back up” if you are recovering from illness or feeling generally run down
• It is an alkalising herb, which means it helps to make your body less acidic. It also helps to cleanse your skin.
• Finally, Alfalfa is rich in minerals that nourish your skin, hair and nails.