Chlorella

had to.

I love that because it's like beyond the song Chlorella, beyond the medicine, love is, it's something in the fabric of the universe that... crawls into you that fills your heart.

And we saw that in a cow.

So that's a message to people who are stressed, who are sick.

And my editor saw that file as the correct file name.

And he's like, well, this must be the intro, but it was a 90 minute talk about Chlorella and spirulina where I thought I had only recorded a 10 minute intro.

So it was totally my mistake.

I apologize for the confusion, but that was the version of the spirulina and Chlorella report that was really just the first draft.

So I actually got a lot of good feedback on that.

So I know many of you found value in it.

In fact, I'm going to call this section the Algae Alliance.

Chlorella and spirulina as a genomic fortress against DNA damage.

So this algae alliance consists of two of the oldest forms of life on Earth.

And this might be the most underrated nutritional strategy for DNA repair in the modern world.

Remember that? They're called senescent cells.

So here's the thing.

Chlorella delivers nucleotides.

It delivers both ribonucleotides and deoxyribonucleotides, right? It's RNA and DNA in a food matrix.

Okay, so these are all different species of cyanobacteria.

Spirulina is a cyanobacteria, Chlorella is a cyanobacteria, a different one, and AFA, the stuff from which the stem cell StemEnhance ULTRA product is made, all cyano- all different cyanobacteria species.

The one thing that's, that they have in common is their ability to photosynthesize, and the other thing that they all have in common is that they tend to concentrate heavy metals, which is not a good thing, obviously.

They also tend to contain other species with them, that float around with them, that are known hepatotoxins, meaning, you know, they will destroy your liver tissue, basically.

So that's why spirulina and chlorella work so well.

Think of chlorella.

Chlorella pulls out toxins.

It's a chelator.

It pulls out heavy metals, glyphosate, pesticides, alcohol, lactic acid.

That superoxidismutase protects your mitochondria.

Now, spirulina is called a blue-green algae because it has two pigments.

Chlorella is known as a green algae because it has one pigment, the chlorophyll.

Here, like, I, I had this here.

Uh, this is just one, clean chlorella.

Chlorella has more nucleic acid in it than any other food known on Earth.

So when you, when you need to rebuild your nucleotides-

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You're not going to find fluoride in their water typically.

And if you're worried about an accumulation of fluoride in your body, you can do chlorella.

Chlorella is a great oral chelation agent.

And if you take that a couple times a day, it's going to make a big difference in clearing out the body with heavy metals, with excess toxins.

Avion and Voss are two great companies.