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Has anyone ever used this product. I have heard that it helps relieve the body of toxins and can help with my foggy head.
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pamoisondelune
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Selma took chlorella a lot for detox. She swears it works. (She also took 20 other things for detox.)
She posts under the name "Brussels", formerly "hardynaka". You can search her extensive posts.
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I have taken chlorella for over a year now with great results...I use it when I feel I need it to bind to a toxin or substance that may be giving me trouble at the time. I do not take this each day, but many do just for its excellent nutritional benefits. Just dont take it near any other supplements or products you are taking, as it will bind to them and possible remove them from your system before they take effect. Must take chlorella away from other things...but can be taken with food for it is a food...its algae.
Also,you need to purchase a pure chlorella...as it is grown in the water...in the far east. You dont want it to come from poluted waters...Sun chlorella is pure and Biopure's chlorella is also know as pure. I'm sure there are other pure brands as well.
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Lightparfait... unfortunatelly, the Far East is also polluted...
I'm living in South Korea, after having lived in Japan for 7 years. Both countries are polluted, in different ways. South korea less than Japan, in many ways...
China is CERTAINLY not a place to trust.
They do sell chlorella here, but I can't see why they would be MUCH cleaner than in the West.
From all the 3 Far East countries, it's Korea that's the best, in my view.
I still though have my Hanoju chlorella brand I bought from the Netherlands in stock. It is organic and not so pricey.
I also used Biopure brand for many years, but energetically they test the same (tested by my practioners, not by myself). I buy it in big amounts.
It did help me in clearing brain fog many times. Not only the fog went out, but my energy got back.
Chlorella was my herb number one during my fight against lyme and candida. I owe it a lot. My rule of the thumb during brain fog was: try chlorella first. If it doesn't work, add other cleansers. But chlorella was always my first choice.
Another wonderful plant is cardamon seeds in powder. When it works, I literally saw my skin being shrunk (like a powerful lymph drainage substance).
It helped me immensely to clear candida toxins and I got from it a similar feeling of having my brain fog lifted many many times.
Good luck, Krautz. I hope you find something that helps with the fog!
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lightparfait, so does that mean chlorella should be taken away from antibiotics as well, because it'll bind to them?
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So Brussels, do you recommend the Hanoju chlorella for people in the states? It comes in an organic form: would that mean it is low in metals? Pam
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Yes...take chlorella away from abx.
I would take it when you are done with abx and detoxing. I never took it with abx, and I do not know how long it works in the body so as to counteract the abx effect. Also if you are taking other supplements away from abx...it makes it hard to add the chlorella which will also bind to those good supplements.
I would probably take it during abx breaks...or when complete with abx treatment when you are ready to begin detox in a grand way.
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Can I suppose that the same would apply to spriulina? Take it away from antibiotics also?
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