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Spirulina: How Can You Help Prevent Hair Loss?
It is a bluish-green microalgae that is classified as a freshwater alga. The name comes from Latin and describes its twisted and meandering thread shape. However, strictly speaking, it is not an alga at all, but a special type of cyanobacteria. They are among the oldest living things on earth. They owe their bluish-green color to their chlorophyll content. This allows so-called spirulina algae, like green plants, to generate energy and oxygen along with light. Their ingredients make them a popular additive in the food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries. Spirulina and its Nutrients 8 essential amino acids High content...