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During the first billion years of Earth's existence, harmful gases such as ammonia, diagram of the heart methane or carbon dioxide atmosphere made it to become hard. But primitive green plants were designed to filter these toxic elements and change over time, the Earth's atmosphere, turning it into a friendly, capable of supporting flora and fauna.
One of these primitive forms of life survived the Precambrian period until today. Her name is chlorella, diagram of the heart algae microscopic spherical with a diameter between 2 and 10 microns. Due to its unique properties, which is to have a cell wall safe, and reproductive capacities amazing she managed to survive in the same form for more than 2.5 billion years. Chlorella is made of non-digestible fiber membrane (20%) and an interior filled with nutrients (80%). In fact chlorella is the first cell that contains a true nucleus without its nuclear envelope. The cell wall serves to define and defend the unity of green algae which makes it highly resistant to changes in the environment but also attacks other bodies.
Chlorella contains more than 20 vitamins and minerals. It is rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C, E, beta-carotene (six times more than the carrot) and minerals such as magnesium, potassium, diagram of the heart phosphorus, iron, calcium, zinc, copper, cobalt, etc. These relate to a whole which makes their assimilation by the body to do much better than if we take synthetic supplements manufactured by man. Often vitamins and minerals that we take from either synthetic sources or are obtained by isolating and separating them from other natural factors diagram of the heart which they are attached. Whatever you would use sophisticated technology, man will never reproduce in laboratory medicine as complex as chlorella. On the other hand, chlorella is created as such, is bioavailable, that is recognized by the body as being a live food uptake making it to be easy.
Chlorella is a rich source of proteins containing, for example, three times more protein than beef. Natural proteins maintain body weight diagram of the heart and muscle mass within normal diagram of the heart limits, and helps create new tissues and repair existing damage diagram of the heart to the cell.
Chlorella contains 19 of the 22 known amino acids, of which 8 are essential amino acids for human health and the body can not produce them. Amino acids are the building blocks from which proteins are made and are essential for growth and development but also for the proper functioning of the body in general. diagram of the heart Chlorella contains a greater quantity of fatty acids (such as omega 3 linolenic acid) than other green algae spirulina. They help clean the arteries, which is one of the reasons diagram of the heart that chlorella has been shown to be effective in reducing cholesterol and preventing atherosclerosis.
Chlorella single diagram of the heart cell coating consists diagram of the heart of a complex of polysaccharides which stimulates the production of interferon and has anti-tumor and immune system stimulating it to protect the body against viruses and diseases.
Chlorella is rich in chlorophyll. It contains diagram of the heart 10 times more chlorophyll than alfalfa - alfalfa, diagram of the heart and four times more than spirulina. Chlorophyll not only in color but lends ensure its remarkable healing properties: helps increase immunity, improve the body's alkalinity and reduce inflammation.
After the heart, the liver is the largest vital organ in the body and performs over 500 functions. The liver regulates blood circulation, detoxification and excretion of foreign substances, hormone levels and metabolism of nutrients. It also regulates body functions that affect mental and emotional activities. If stress or negative emotions diagram of the heart such as anger, diagram of the heart frustration or anxiety affects the liver, it can lower vitality. On the other hand a weak liver can cause irritability, anger and aggression. Depression also indicates a power lock liver. Stress, eating refined foods (white flour, refined sugar etc), fried foods, juices caffeine or trade, such as drug abuse trachilizantele, sleeping pills and antihistamines can also lead to a malfunction of the liver.
A weakened liver so it may be the source of many chronic diseases of body