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Does chlorella slow the bowels down? Things seem to be moving a little slower and I have been taking chlorella this week. I also started zeolite, diatomaceous earth and did a couple big doses of probiotics. Anyone experience chlorella making tougher bowels movements?
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Never heard of chlorella causing this, but D E can cause constipation.

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Ahh... Thanks. I'll lower the dose.

So, how are you Gael? I've read a lot of your posts here and I appreciate your incite [Smile]

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I also don't think chlorella would cause that, but would think zeolite or any clay-like thing definitely would.
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I think the zeolite is excreted by the kidneys, no?
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