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• Cleanest Chlorella in the industry
• An excellent source of Vitamins A, C, B12, and Iron
• Rich in Magnesium and Zinc

Chlorella is a freshwater green microalga. It is a source of Vitamins A, C, B12, Iron, Magnesium and Zinc as well as a host of antioxidants. Chlorella is a source of high quality, easily digested vegetarian protein. Its vibrant green color is due to the concentration of chlorophyll found in the algae. Besides its incredible nutritional profile, it has been traditionally used to promote alkalinity and detoxification.

Chlorella possesses a tough outer cell membrane. In order to ensure optimal digestibility, bioavailability and absorption of Chlorella's incredible nutrition, the cell wall must be broken. Organic Traditions proprietary Low-Pressure Expansion Technology (LPET) breaks the cell wall within 3 seconds with a low temperature, the high-pressure process in order to maintain the integrity of Chlorella's delicate nutrients. Digestibility and absorption are increased by up to 80% compared to traditionally processed Chlorella. Organic Traditions offers the cleanest, safest, third party tested Chlorella in the industry.

Each batch undergoes rigorous testing in order to ensure that our Chlorella is free of heavy metals, pesticides, and other contaminants. Organic Traditions Chlorella is cultivated in a clean environment using pure mountain spring water and sufficient natural sunlight in order to increase the naturally occurring Chlorella Growth Factor and chlorophyll that depend on sunlight. Fresh spring water enhances the uptake of minerals in order to ensure the great nutrition that Chlorella is known for. Organic Traditions Chlorella is a Certified Organic, raw and kosher broken cell wall powder with no fillers, preservatives, additives, sweeteners, carriers or excipients.

Directions of Use:

• Add it to your favorite green smoothie
• Simply mix in with water or juice and enjoy

Ingredients:

 Certified Organic Broken Cell Wall Chlorella(Chlorella vulgaris)