Based on Chapter 6 from The Beginners Guide to Natural Living by Larry Cook, host Zoe Simpson explains why the wild blue-green algae supplement from Klamath Lake is an excellent supplement to take on a regular basis. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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While Spirulina and Chlorella are grown in man made tanks, wild blue green algae grow in upper climate lake in Southern Oregon. It harvested in the summer and then freeze dried to preserve its nutritional profile. Over 98 % of its nutrients are bio available, which means they can be use directly by the body in the same form in which they naturally occur. These algae contain all eight essential amino acids and have high neuropeptide concentrations to help prepare, rebuild and strengthen neurotransmitters in the brain. Nearly 50 % of its lipid content is the Omega 3 essential fatty acid. It has a full spectrum of minerals and trace minerals as well as a wide range of vitamins, especially the B vitamins. The protein cell wall is a source of glycogen which is use by the liver for energy. This very powerful and whole food supplement is available online and at natural food stores. If you like to learn more about supplements and how to live naturally, you can read this informative book “The Beginners Guide to Natural Living.”