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Scientific Research & Studies
AFA study published in Encyclopedia of
Dietary Supplements,
August 2006
In Asia, Africa, and parts of Central/South America, naturally occurring green and blue-green algae have been harvested and consumed for their nutritive properties for centuries. A study by Wayne W. Carmichael and Mary Stukenberg, affiliated with the Department of Biological sciences, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, USA.
A comprehensive guide to blue green algae scientific research
Scientific study on Protective effects of topical antioxidants in humans
Human studies have convincingly demonstrated pronounced photoprotective effects of 'natural' and synthetic antioxidants when applied topically before UVR exposure.
JANA Research Reprints
(PDF)
Reprinted with permission from the Journal of the American Nutraceutical
Association
Consumption of AFA Has Rapid Effects on the Circulation of and Function of Immune Cells in Humans. Research by Gitte S. Jensen, PhD, et al.
Favorable Effects of Blue Green Algae on Rat Plasma Lipids. Research by Rafail Kuskak, PhD, et al. (www.ana-jana.org)
Animal Algae Report
For Rocky Mountain Wildlife Conservation Center and All Creatures
Sanctuary.
The First Quantitative Evidence Proving the Efficacy
of Supplemental Enzymes (PDF)
This research is the first comprehensive study thay shows that fungal digestive enzymes substantially increase the level of digestion in the lumen of the small intestine and bioaccessibility
of proteins and carbohydrates. These results not only validate the use of digestive enzymes in cases of impaired digestion, but also show that most healthy adults can benefit by using a digestive enzyme supplement.
Published scientific research on stem cell nutrition
You can maintain optimum health by taking stem cell nutrition.
Our product is an all-natural way to stimulate the bone marrow to
release adult stem cells into the bloodstream to aid the body
in healing itself.
References to articles, books
and clinical studies about wild-crafted blue green algae positive
impact on the brain.
View the energetic patterns for the different fresh water algae
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