Antimutagenic Properties of Fresh Water Blue-Green Algae

Folia Microbiol (Praha), 39 (4), 1994, 301-303

Author(s): N. Lahitova, M. Doupovcova, J. Zvonar, J. Chandoga, G. Hocman

ABSTRACT

The antimutagenic properties of whole fresh-water blue-green algae Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, marketed under the commercial "Alpha Sun" were tested using the Ames test. Simultaneous addition of both algae and Nitrovin (a mutagen) to the test medium did not reduce the mutagenic activity. On the other hand, addition of freeze-dried blue-green algae to the test medium 2-24 h before the application of mutagen reduced it mutagenic activity.

<< back

TESTIMONIES

"In 1990 when my brother Randy Hood came up with the idea of feeding Bluegreen algae to animals, I responded to his enthusiasm with a ´wait and see´ attitude. Today I´ve shifted from a skeptic to a full supporter of algae for animals. After seeing Kea, Randy´s Bichon Frise, change from a hyperactive dog to a calm and energetic delight, I began to appreciate the brilliance of his vision. Then, my sister Robyn experimented with the Bluegreen Body the year she had health problems in her Icelandic horse herd. Now, I feed all my animals Bluegreen Body algae. After hearing the remarkable stories of hundreds of TTEAM members about the changes in their dogs, cats and horses from New Earth algae products, I believe every animal owner would benefit by giving the algae a try for themselves and their four-legged friends."
- Linda Tellington-Jones
Author, "The Tellington TTouch & TTeam News I