spirulina

[Guest guest]

spirulina powder...can this be used as a colorant?

I use spirulina. Works great. Makes a nice bluish green color. How much

you add makes a difference in the final color. It works good as a swirl

too.

Sharon

NC

[Guest guest]

<<Just made a trip to the health food store and saw some spirulina

powder...can this be used as a colorant? Anyone have any experience with

it? >>

I haven't tried coloring soap with it, but if you have cats, keep the

spirulina locked up! Cats love the stuff and will do their best to get at

it. It won't hurt them, as far as I know, but it could sure irritate *you*

to find your pretty green powder strewn all over the place. Voice of

experience here! LOL

Jeri

Terra Vita, Fine Botanical Soaps & Sundries

http://www.terravitasoaps.com

[Guest guest]

You Wrote:

" I've used it with great success; have gotten a range of light to dark

> bluish green colors

I originally purchased the spirulina powder to take advantage of its

> nutritional properties, which are reported to be considerable. However,

> after determined experimentation and numerous creative efforts, (read:

> " Yuk!!! Blecch! spit, spit! Patooey!!!) it became apparent that its

> highest calling in _my_ kitchen was as a soap coloring agent.

> Can you imagine pond scum " flavored " with carob and mint??? "

I laughed hysterically when I read this!! What a hoot you are!! I also

ingest spirulina.....I've found that putting it in capsules is the ONLY way

to go ( LOL ) You can still get the healthful benefits without the

" pondscum " !!

(I'm still laughing....) Dandelions...here I come!!

Still laughing,

Sharon

NC

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Dianna. I appreciate that.

Cliff

Re: Spirulina

>cliff, i did quite a bit of research back when i was sick, and found that

>many people feel the best spirulina is carried by Royal Body Care.

>(www.rbcnow.com). this is the company that carries Hill's

>spirulina. he brought spirulina to this country many years ago. If you

>become a distributor, you can get it for:

>

>(both are bulk- powder)

>$23.95 (230 g) item# 49600 (retail: $31.90)

>$37.95 (450g) item# 49601 (retail: $50.60)

>plus s/h & CA sales tax

>

>my distributor # is 543960. you'll need someone to sign up under. AND NO

>i'm not promoting myself here. i make NO money at this. i'm into helping

>people with cancer or cancer history get the products they need to get and

>stay well. if you can't afford the distributor sign up cost (can't remember

>how much- maybe $15), let me know and i'll get the products for you at no

>profit.

>

>RBC also makes an amazing product called Microhydrin, which people here in

>Santa Cruz county, CA rave about. worthy of checking out.

>-dianna

>http://www.organicaromatics.com/cancer_cured

>

>>Hi,

>>

>>Does anyone know of any place that Spirulina can be purchased in

quantities

>>larger than capsules so that its use would be somewhat econimical?

>>

>>Cliff

>>

>>

>>Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

>>Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

>>visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

cliff, i did quite a bit of research back when i was sick, and found that

many people feel the best spirulina is carried by Royal Body Care.

(www.rbcnow.com). this is the company that carries Hill's

spirulina. he brought spirulina to this country many years ago. If you

become a distributor, you can get it for:

(both are bulk- powder)

$23.95 (230 g) item# 49600 (retail: $31.90)

$37.95 (450g) item# 49601 (retail: $50.60)

plus s/h & CA sales tax

my distributor # is 543960. you'll need someone to sign up under. AND NO

i'm not promoting myself here. i make NO money at this. i'm into helping

people with cancer or cancer history get the products they need to get and

stay well. if you can't afford the distributor sign up cost (can't remember

how much- maybe $15), let me know and i'll get the products for you at no

profit.

RBC also makes an amazing product called Microhydrin, which people here in

Santa Cruz county, CA rave about. worthy of checking out.

-dianna

http://www.organicaromatics.com/cancer_cured

>Hi,

>

>Does anyone know of any place that Spirulina can be purchased in quantities

>larger than capsules so that its use would be somewhat econimical?

>

>Cliff

>

>

>Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links there.

>Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by

>visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

>

>

[Guest guest]

" cures for cancer " <cures for cancer >

From: " Cliff Beckwith " <spinner@...>

Date sent: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 08:38:04 -0400

Send reply to: cures for cancer

Subject: Spirulina

> Hi,

>

> Does anyone know of any place that Spirulina can be purchased in

> quantities larger than capsules so that its use would be somewhat

> econimical?

> Cliff

Hi Cliff,

I can supply high quality Spirulina Powder for 50 US$ per

kilgram, which

incudes freight to your door. This is about half the retail price.

Email a credit card number and you will get the product.

Six heaped teaspoons weighs 30 grams and would cost 1.50 US$ a day. A

valuable part

of the Poor Persons Protocol.

moonbeam

[Guest guest]

I am in Korea. Does anyone know if I can have the spirulina shipped overseas?

moonbeam@... wrote:

"cures for cancer" <cures for cancer >

From:

"Cliff Beckwith" <spinner@...>

Date sent:

Tue, 3 Jul 2001 08:38:04 -0400

Send reply to: cures for cancer

Subject:

Spirulina

> Hi,

>

> Does anyone know of any place that Spirulina can be purchased

in

> quantities larger than capsules so that its use would be somewhat

> econimical?

> Cliff

Hi Cliff,

I can supply high quality Spirulina Powder for 50 US$ per kilgram, which

incudes freight to your door. This is about half the retail price.

Email a credit card number and you will

get the product.

Six heaped teaspoons weighs 30 grams and

would cost 1.50 US$ a day. A valuable part

of the Poor Persons Protocol.

moonbeam

Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws,

and post your own links there. Unsubscribe by sending email to cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups

or by visiting http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

[Guest guest]

cures for cancer

From: Norvil Sims <nwsims@...>

Date sent: Wed, 04 Jul 2001 14:59:31 -0500

Send reply to: cures for cancer

Subject: Re: Re: Spirulina

> I am in Korea. Does anyone know if I can have the spirulina shipped

> overseas?

Hi,

I will sell high quality Spirulina Powder at 50 US$ per Kilogram to any

where in

the world and the price includes Express Air freight to your door.

moonbeam

>

> > " cures for cancer " <cures for cancer >

> > From: " Cliff Beckwith " <spinner@...>

> > Date sent: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 08:38:04 -0400

> > Send reply to: cures for cancer

> > Subject: Spirulina

> >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > Does anyone know of any place that Spirulina can be purchased in

> > > quantities larger than capsules so that its use would be somewhat

> > > econimical? Cliff

> >

> > Hi Cliff,

> > I can supply high quality Spirulina Powder for 50 US$

> > per kilgram, which

> > incudes freight to your door. This is about half the retail price.

> > Email a credit card number and you will get the product.

> > Six heaped teaspoons weighs 30 grams and would cost 1.50 US$ a

> > day. A valuable part

> > of the Poor Persons Protocol.

> >

> > moonbeam

> >

> >

> >

> > Get HUGE info at http://www.cures for cancer.ws, and post your own links

> > there. Unsubscribe by sending email to

> > cures for cancer-unsubscribeegroups or by visiting

> > http://www.bobhurt.com/subunsub.mv

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Will Spirulina (tablets) bought at GNC work just as well?

Xavier

.........................................

In a message dated 9/7/2001 10:54:37 PM Central Daylight Time, jinouy01@... writes:

> Spirulina and home made wheat grass juice are a part of Protocol 1.

> The medical journal below found that some isolates from chlorophyll (the major component >of wheat grass juice) had anti cancer properties (ovarian cancer) and so supports its

>historic use in cancer therapy and Gerson Therapy. Spirulina of course, contains >Phycocyanin, which causes the bone marrow to make more cancer fighting immune cells, as >well as being rich in chlorophyll.

[Guest guest]

You might check out the iron content of the Spirulina. I might be

remembering completely wrong, but it seems like I heard it was real

high in iron. It's very possible I'm thinking of something else, but

if it is the Spirulina, not only was it high in iron, but high in a

easily assimilated form of iron - different than what is usually

found in most foods. If that is the case, you proabably shouldn't

take it. (I can't even remember where I might have read this!)

C

--- Carol <csean@...> wrote:

> My

> boyfriend bought me another expensive hair treatment quite a long

> time

> ago, along with the vitamin Spirulina...haven't tried it yet, gonna

> start tonight on it. Was scared of taking Spirulina...with the

> hepC.

> But it's just basically algea so should be ok to take.

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

You might check out the iron content of the Spirulina. I might be

remembering completely wrong, but it seems like I heard it was real

high in iron. It's very possible I'm thinking of something else, but

if it is the Spirulina, not only was it high in iron, but high in a

easily assimilated form of iron - different than what is usually

found in most foods. If that is the case, you proabably shouldn't

take it. (I can't even remember where I might have read this!)

C

--- Carol <csean@...> wrote:

> My

> boyfriend bought me another expensive hair treatment quite a long

> time

> ago, along with the vitamin Spirulina...haven't tried it yet, gonna

> start tonight on it. Was scared of taking Spirulina...with the

> hepC.

> But it's just basically algea so should be ok to take.

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi Claudine...I read the contents...no iron mentioned. I'm not going

to take it just yet anyway. I feel like I'm a pill-popping addict as

it is LOL. Did use the herbal formula hair growth stuff...sounds a

lot like Nioxin...I know b/f bought it all together from a herbal

store. The lady who worked there said she had a big bald spot that

this stuff with the spirulna made hair grow back. I think she was

just a good saleslady. You know how gullible men can be. Apologies

to Doc and any man on this forum.

Carol

claudine intexas wrote:

>

> You might check out the iron content of the Spirulina. I might be

> remembering completely wrong, but it seems like I heard it was real

> high in iron. It's very possible I'm thinking of something else, but

> if it is the Spirulina, not only was it high in iron, but high in a

> easily assimilated form of iron - different than what is usually

> found in most foods. If that is the case, you proabably shouldn't

> take it. (I can't even remember where I might have read this!)

> C

> --- Carol <csean@...> wrote:

> > My

> > boyfriend bought me another expensive hair treatment quite a long

> > time

> > ago, along with the vitamin Spirulina...haven't tried it yet, gonna

> > start tonight on it. Was scared of taking Spirulina...with the

> > hepC.

> > But it's just basically algea so should be ok to take.

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I did a quick search - it SOUNDS like wonderful stuff - but yes, very

high in iron! And, like I thought, it's not just any iron, but very

easy to absorb iron, unlike the iron naturally found in most foods -

like spinach. Here are just a couple of things I found. Sounds like

it's also very high in beta carotene, which I think we also need to

watch. (DARN! That's good for eyes, and I'm more worried about my

eyes lately than my liver!)

http://resorthealth.com/herbs/spirulina.html

" SPIRULINA CONTAINS:

Organic Iron

58 times more Iron than spinach and 28 times richer in Iron than raw

beef liver "

----------------------------------------------------------------------

http://www.spirulinasource.com/library-iron.html

Iron Bioavailability and Prevention of Anemia

Availability of iron to rats from spirulina, a blue-green algae.

by P. and E. Shubert. 1986. Pub. in Nutrition Research Vol 6,

85-94. USA.

Spirulina contains a highly available form of of iron. It is unusual

to find plant-derived iron that is highly available. Absorption of

iron by rats and humans has been found to be highly correlated.

Spirulina fed rats absorbed iron more than or equal to rats fed iron

from an iron supplement, ferrous sulfate. In comparison, absorption

of iron from potatoes and whole wheat bread is about half of ferrous

sulfate. It appears spirulina is a fairly concentrated source of

available iron.

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Yep Claudine, you were right the first time...even Doc agrees ;-} I

was such a DUH again...just becuz iron isn't mentioned as an

ingredient, the blue-green algea is the iron. It does sound like a

good herb for normal people...and I guess hair loss could be caused by

insufficient iron, esp in women. Oh well, good that I only took it

for about 3-4 days when I first got it...then forgot all about it.

Another $30 down the tubes, oh I just thought of someone I can give it

to. It really does suck to have Hepatitis C!

Hugggs

Carol

claudine intexas wrote:

>

> I did a quick search - it SOUNDS like wonderful stuff - but yes, very

> high in iron! And, like I thought, it's not just any iron, but very

> easy to absorb iron, unlike the iron naturally found in most foods -

> like spinach. Here are just a couple of things I found. Sounds like

> it's also very high in beta carotene, which I think we also need to

> watch. (DARN! That's good for eyes, and I'm more worried about my

> eyes lately than my liver!)

>

> http://resorthealth.com/herbs/spirulina.html

> " SPIRULINA CONTAINS:

> Organic Iron

> 58 times more Iron than spinach and 28 times richer in Iron than raw

> beef liver "

>

> ----------------------------------------------------------------------

>

> http://www.spirulinasource.com/library-iron.html

> Iron Bioavailability and Prevention of Anemia

> Availability of iron to rats from spirulina, a blue-green algae.

> by P. and E. Shubert. 1986. Pub. in Nutrition Research Vol 6,

> 85-94. USA.

> Spirulina contains a highly available form of of iron. It is unusual

> to find plant-derived iron that is highly available. Absorption of

> iron by rats and humans has been found to be highly correlated.

> Spirulina fed rats absorbed iron more than or equal to rats fed iron

> from an iron supplement, ferrous sulfate. In comparison, absorption

> of iron from potatoes and whole wheat bread is about half of ferrous

> sulfate. It appears spirulina is a fairly concentrated source of

> available iron.

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Cara,

Think i remember that somebody said it needs to be taken in large amounts or

will just move heavy metals around in the body..also there has been discussion

about it often being contaminated. I have only done one swoop through the herb

store long ago now.. All of the supplements are gone except the spirulina.. Have

used it a couple of time, but in places where it would come out of the body as

well..(anally, vaginally, and sniffing it!!??) At the time i did use it I did

have other stuff come out with it and great improvement!! Have not often

intuited taking it orally in the capsule, this is why i still have some left,

sometimes i use the capsules to put other things in or part spirulina and part

something else.. Did help me. Have a feeling that it " attracts " the stuff you

want out of the body, or attaches itself to it and that is why i intuit to use

it in places where it comes out within a couple of days.. Only used it for about

a week, but did make a jump in terms of getting better

that week..

Love and light

Cara <cara_evangelista@...> wrote:

Anyone here had any negative reactions to taking products that

contain spirulina? Two days ago my husband tried a vitamin

and mineral supplement called Intramax and had an immediate

negative reaction -- sour stomach, weakness, brain fog, etc. He

had been using similar product (same manufacturer) called

Intramin before, with no problems. I noticed that one of the

ingredients in the Intramax that was NOT in Intramin is spirulina.

Cara

---------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Cara wrote:

> Anyone here had any negative reactions to taking products that

> contain spirulina? Two days ago my husband tried a vitamin

> and mineral supplement called Intramax and had an immediate

> negative reaction -- sour stomach, weakness, brain fog, etc. He

> had been using similar product (same manufacturer) called

> Intramin before, with no problems. I noticed that one of the

> ingredients in the Intramax that was NOT in Intramin is spirulina.

5 years ago, I was taking spirulina regularly, and felt that I was

getting a boost in energy from it. Then I went to several people who

did compatibility testing via muscle testing, ART, EAV, etc. All

of them tested the spirulina as being bad, which mystified me

because I was convinced it was doing me good.

Later on in a discussion group, someone mentioned that Earthrise

spirulina (the brand I was taking) was known to be contaminated

with lead. So that might have been it. I also think that all of

the freshwater algae products (chlorella, spirulina, blue-green

algae) are potentially contaminated with heavy metals, because

of their very nature to attract heavy metals. The salt-water

based sea vegetables don't seem to have this problem, or if they

do it's not nearly as bad, as I've regularly tested well for

things with kelp, dulse, etc. in them.

Alternately, it may be that the spirulina is mobilizing the

metals already in the body, causing them to be let loose into

the bloodstream and cause further damage. My wife stopped taking spirulina

because it caused her heart palpitations, and I think this

could be caused by mobilized metals (I also got heart palpitations

following the removal of my mercury fillings).

That all said, I have occasionally tested well on " Vitamineral

Green " , which contains both spirulina and chlorella in the

ingredients list. So perhaps these aren't contaminated,

or perhaps there are other beneficial ingredients which outweigh

the negatives of these being there.

But in general, I think the safe thing to do is to avoid the fresh

water algaes altogether (chlorella, spirulina, blue-green algae).

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hi folks,

I have taken spirulina for nearly two years. At times as these days I

take as much as 40 grams daily. I get a great boost from it as from

nothing else. Also, besides being electrosensitive I am very

sensitive to the quality of the food I eat. Spirulina is one of the

foods I like the most.

The spirulina I have been ingesting for two year now could be

potentially polluted from who knows what since it is harvested in the

Texcoco Lake which is in a heavily populated area near Mexico City.

Yet, I still take it because if I do not take it I feel very bad.

When I take it I feel the spirulina stimulates my elimination

procecess which is a good thing.

I am very sensitive to pollutants... much more than most people I know

personally. I cant stand smoking, incense, dust, some chemical paints,

but I get much benefit from potentially polluted algae. I can also

feel when something is making toxins flush out of my body as some

clays, fermented foods and spirulina.

It is likely that spirulina " recycles " some of the pollution into some

nutrients, I read it thrives in human urine. Who knows?

Flavio

> Anyone here had any negative reactions to taking products that

> contain spirulina? Two days ago my husband tried a vitamin

> and mineral supplement called Intramax and had an immediate

> negative reaction -- sour stomach, weakness, brain fog, etc. He

> had been using similar product (same manufacturer) called

> Intramin before, with no problems. I noticed that one of the

> ingredients in the Intramax that was NOT in Intramin is spirulina.

>

> Cara

[Guest guest]

A good friend many years ago suggested spirulina to me for energy. I use

Klamath Falls spirulina in capsules (www.klamathbluegreen.com) that I buy at the

local health food store (I buy Blue Green Algae Enzyme Enhanced) and take one

first thing in the morning. I also use another product called Overdrive from

Pharmanex that has spirulina in it also. My friend told me to take only one at

first and then build up as needed, but don't take too late in the day as it can

give you so much energy you won't sleep as well. It works for me. If I forget

to take it I drag through the day.

in La Selva Beach CA

Rich / all:benefits with spirulina ?

Hi Rich / all

What are your thoughts on Spirulina - could this also be tainted with metal

contaminants ?

Has anyone seen any benefits with spirulina - Im trying to source a

chlorophyll rich supp to raise Oxygen levels ?

regards

CS

[Guest guest]

I had wanted to add a blue green algae or other green powder into a smoothie

with coconut oil or milk and I have really wanted to use spirulina because I

have heard how beneficial it is. The problem is that every time I try to

use it, I get very nauseous and even vomit. One time, I inadvertently took

a total food source vitamin that had the spirulina in it. It wasn't long

before I found myself getting sick and recognized they were the same

symptoms I got when I took spirulina. Sure enough, it was on the label. I

had missed it when I had read through prior to taking it. Has anyone else

had this problem and would anyone have any idea what is my problem?

Thanks,

Donna

_____

From: Coconut Oil

[mailto:Coconut Oil ] On Behalf Of Hajjah Begum

Ibrahim

Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 10:45 PM

Coconut Oil

Cc: Carol Minnick

Subject: Re: Re: Ascorbic Acid

List members apologies if you consider this off topic..

Dear Carol

What is your source of " blue green algae " Spirulina?

Q:What form do you take this?

I am asking because I have been asked to take this but I do not know

enough about Spirulina

_____

[Guest guest]

Hi Carol,

Hi Deb,

No, I don't have a degree - it's just information I have acquired over the

years (about 8-9 years) of doing research on these products.

Carol

Hi Carol,

I was just wondering if you have some kind of degree that deals with the

different supplements, foods, etc. You sound like an expert in your

descriptions, etc.

Just wondering,

Deb Casey

[Guest guest]

I take Klamath Falls spirulina every day and love how it gives me energy. I

don't know that I would replace my Stress B Complex by Twinlabs with it, but it

is worthwhile as a supplement. A friend got me onto it years ago as an energy

boost and I take it first thing in the morning. My favorite is Klamath blue

green algae enzyme enhanced which I buy at the health food store or

www.klamathbluegreen.com. I take one per day but you can build up to 2-4 taken

early in the day on an empty stomach. I can't take it too late but others on

this website use it to relax with.

in La Selva Beach CA

Spirulina

Has anyone tried Spirulina? It's supposed to have all the B vitamins,

protein and a few other things too. I was thinking of trying that, in

place of my B-complex. Anyone had any experience with it? Thank you!

Sue

[Guest guest]

I take one 500 mg of Klamath Falls Enzyme Enhanced spirulina in the morning on

an empty stomach. I have tried other brands but this works the best. I just

reordered on the web at www.klamathbluegreen.com because I couldn't get to the

health food store downtown lately.

in La Selva Beach CA

Re: Chlorella or Spirulina?

How much spirulina do those of you who take it take?

Thanks.

>

>

> In a message dated 29/12/2006 03:00:14 GMT Standard Time,

sb2boys@...

> writes:

>

> Does anyone have any experience with either of these? Which is

> better? Wouldn't either give you energy and help detoxify your

system?

> Thank you for your help!

> Sue

>

>

>

> ** Chlorella worked for me.

> I took it before i took Coriander to help with heavy metals.

>

>

> Regards

> CS

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

how do You think about spirulina and chlorella?

I have big amounts left, but didn't use them anymore since I'm on Your program.

Just because I didn't want to do too many different things.

Now I am very comfortable with the program and could start taking them again.

What is Your opinion?

Pia

[Guest guest]

Are you gals buying powered or the tablets? I am just starting to shop around for Spirulina and it looks like (so far) the tablets are less expensive than the powder and I would assume the VitaMix would take care of that tablet for me in a jiffy when added to smoothies.

Thoughts?  Thanks :)On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 4:39 AM, Mom2_five <mom2_five@...> wrote:

 

I wrote to the company I had bought my Spirulina from. This is what I said:

 

I bought a jar of your Pure Hawaiian Spirulina pacifica, and have been putting it in my smoothies. Green smoothies have changed my health drastically, and I was thrilled with the nutrients I was adding with Spirulina. However, I was reading in The Ph Miracle yesterday, that spirulina is contaminated (see the link below - it takes you to the exact book and excerpt I was reading - it isn't long at all). What can you tell me about your spirulina that might assure me I can continue taking it as a supplement?

 http://books.google.com/books?id=rC7PV5oJNXkC & pg=PT74 & lpg=PT74 & dq=bird+droppings+spirulina & source=bl & ots=EAl7u_VCZi & sig=ei1EC9Rp4jjeEsktlFfilsKQLD4 & hl=en & ei=NGhiTbeJAous8AbQxZGODA & sa=X & oi=book_result & ct=result & resnum=4 & ved=0CDMQ6AEwAw#v=onepage & q=bird%20droppings%20spirulina & f=false

 I will look forward to hearing from you!

 

---------------------------------------------------

 

I heard back from them. This is what they replied:

 

Aloha, Please find below the response to your concern from Gerald R. Cysewski Ph.D.  First we should point out that the information presented in the book, “The pH Miracle: Balance Your Diet, Reclaim Your Health” about Spirulina is not correct.  Spirulina does not thrive in acidic conditions.  Quite to the contrary, Spirulina thrives in very alkaline conditions under pH’s of 10 to 11.  Spirulina itself is an alkaline food and fits very well with the nutritional theory put forth in the book.  Second Spirulina is a blue-green algae, or in scientific terms, a cyanobacteria.  Cyanobacteria are a very ancient life form and do have the ability to produce vitamin B12.  The vitamin B12 in Hawaiian Spirulina Pacifica is the result of the natural synthesis of vitamin B12 by Spirulina and is not as a result of bacterial contamination from birds.  The authors of this book are

misinformed.  Best regards, Gerry Gerald R. Cysewski, Ph.D. Chief Science Officer Executive Vice President

 

----------------------------------------------------------

 

My conclusion: I feel that my Spirulina came from a good source, after looking over their website, and I appreciate their response - it rings true. Other things in the book " The Ph Miracle " concerned me as being misinformed. There is some good information in there too, and I know that boosting your ph - getting your body from acidic to more alkaline is important - but too much misinformation and painting everyone with a broad brush.

 

Just thought I'd let you all know, since I brought it up.

 

Deb

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From: ncruzsaubert@... <ncruzsaubert@...>

Subject: Re: spirulina Date: Monday, February 21, 2011, 8:49 AM

 

Greaaat. I just bought earth rise spirulina from whole foods. Please share any info. Says it as grown in california. Says its free of gmo and the other stuff.Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

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Re: spirulina

Date: Monday, February 21, 2011, 8:49 AM

Greaaat. I just bought earth rise spirulina from whole foods. Please share any info. Says it as grown in california. Says its free of gmo and the other stuff.

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