Re: Why not chlorella? (cilantro)

Not sure what this means but both my cats are addicted to chlorella! They practically put their heads in my mouth when they smell it on my breath too.

On another note chlorella has some pretty good data showing it is effective as a chelator by the German Dr Klinghardt and the Japanese Dr Omura. According to Marco Pharma who distributes drainage remedies and chelators they recommend detoxing with chlorella prior to using cilantro.

Their cilantro is grown in Israel and was tested by the German company Nestmanns for the presence of any metals in the product. They also found that a liquid preparation of cilantro has the tendency to negative changes due to oxidative decomposition so they opted for a nonliquid version. Their product is a dry form that easily dissolves in the mouth and is more stable. They claim that cilantro detoxs metals, chelates the arteries, and is antiviral.

Other uses for chlorella are anti inflammatory and promotes absorbtion of vitamins, minerals and amino acids.