Why is spirulina the most researched algae? Does spirulina contain antioxidants? Phytonutrients? Probiotics? Nutraceuticals? Yes on all counts. It contains compounds like phycocyanin, polysaccharides and sulfolipids that enhance the immune system. Spirulina contains the most remarkable concentration of functional nutrients ever known in any food, plant, grain or herb. No other algae, blue-green or chlorella, has been the subject of such intense research over the past 30 years. Thousands of scientific studies to cultivate spirulina all over the globe. Several years ago, research showed natural polysaccharides in spirulina increased T-cell counts, strengthened the immune system and raised disease resistance in chickens, fish and mice. The animal feed industry is embracing spirulina as a new probiotic to replace overused antiobiotic drugs in animal feeds.

The foods we feed our pets are the first line of defense from the negative effects of stress, pollution, radiation and toxic chemicals. Yet so many processed foods are nutritionally empty leaving the pets vulnerable to poor health and low energy. The good news is many essential nutrients recommended by experts are concentrated in Spirulina. It contains the most powerful combination of nutrients ever known in any grain, herb or food.