Algae and Plankton
Scientific References: Ecklonia Cava
Extremely Effective Antioxidant from Edible Brown Algae Read More
Oceans Alive Phytoplankton
Nannochloropsis and Tetraselmis with absolutely no contaminants, stimulants, herbs, sugar, caffeine, starch, yeast, preservatives or artificial flavors. Read More
Chlorella Power
Chlorella is a unicellular freshwater algae. Today it is mostly cultivated in Asia, and we recognize several varieties, the most commonly known and used are Chlorella vulgaris (vul.) and Chlorella pyrenoidosa (pyr.) Read More
Squalene or Squalane – The Best Supplement for Skin Rejuvenation
powerful skin rejuvenator and moisturizer ever used commonly resulting in softer, more even-toned skin, with a more youthful visual appearance Read More
What Are Marine Phytoplankton Health Benefits?
The common health benefits of marine phytoplankton are to regenerate all tissue cells, purify your body of toxins, and provide a jolt of natural energy when added to a drink. Read More
What Algae Is Good For You?
Helping you choose the algae that will do you the most good. Read More
Algae: North Pacific Red
Red marine algae has been used by people as a food staple for thousands of years. Read More
Nutrient Dense Seaweed
Seaweed is a wonderful (and clean!) source of minerals such as iodine, and fucoidan complexes that protect your health in many ways. Read More
Chlorella Algae For Healing
Chlorella is loaded with chlorophyll, one of the most powerful detoxing substances in nature. Read More
Dunaliella Algae
Research has proven that consumption of the Dunaliella Salina algae is effective in prevention of some forms of cancer. Read More
Spirulina Pacifica
Spirulina Pacifica, Phytonutrients for endurance, stamina and mental power. Chlorophyll for cleansing. Read More
Algae Targets Nutritional Deficiencies
Algae is nature’s most basic food. It exists at the beginning of the food chain, provides perfect nutrition and contains more protein than other whole foods. Read More
Algae Supplementation
Algae, existing at the beginning of the food chain, provides nutrition in its simplest form, balanced whole food nutrition that is easily digested and absorbed. Read More
Phytoplankton
Phytoplankton nourishes all the oceans of the world, but thrives in the pristine waters of the Pacific Northwest. Read More
Algae: Red
High in protein, vitamins B1, B2, B6, B1 2, vitamin C, and vitamin E. Alsocontains manganese, fluoride, copper, zinc, sugar, starch, and trace elements. Read More
Algae: Green
Sea lettuce is an annual or a pseudo-perennial (most of the seaweed dies back and the plant is regenerated by a residual basal material). Young plants should be harvested in early spring for taste and tenderness. Blades are cut or plucked from rocks at low tide. Drifting plants may also be harvested if fresh. Read More
Algae: Brown
These algae form the prominent “rockweed” zone of the intertidal region in northern New England. This is the generally dark brown area that is very slippery to those walking on rocky shores and ledges. Read More
Ecklonia Cava: Fountain of Youth from Brown Seaweed
Ecklonia Cava (from brown seaweed) helps your body produce Nitric Oxide (NO). It dilates your blood vessels by relaxing the wall muscles in your arteries and veins. Keeps them wide open. Prevents tightening and narrowing. Exceptionally good for more energy and any health condition, especially heart health and erections… Read More
Scientific References: Algae, Plankton, Seaweed
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Scientific References: Herbs and Plants
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Podcast 083: Algae Health Secrets
With Martin Pytela and Scott Paton. Algae is at the bottom of the food chain, millions of years old, loaded with nutrients, easily digested and absorbed… Read More
Podcast 072: Algae and Weight Loss
With Martin Pytela and Scott Paton. Obesity is out of control and causing serious health problems that are linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer… Read More
