Just how powerful is it?

Well…the ancient Aztecs used to consume it regularly for their health -- because even back then the benefits were so obvious they were impossible to miss.

And today, NASA is researching it as a food for astronauts to grow in space! Imagine how tough this stuff has to be to not only survive outside of earth’s atmosphere...but also support ASTRONAUTS -- the most rigorously trained people on the planet.

Here’s what makes spirulina so good...

• Vitamin B-1 -- supports brain health and positive moods.
• Vitamin B-2 -- plays an essential role in ALL bodily functions, which means it could be the missing key to total wellness if you’re not getting enough.
• Vitamin B-3 -- balances cholesterol levels.
• Magnesium, potassium, manganese, and small amounts of almost every nutrient you need.

Antioxidants are really important for people who don’t want to grow old or die.

No joke -- remember what I was saying earlier about “oxidative stress”?

That’s the process that breaks down foodstuffs and drains their nutritional value...and it turns out, that exact same process is working on your body, inside and out, 24/7. It’s literally THE cause of aging. 

It contributes to the breakdown of cells throughout the body, which leads to everything from heart disease to cancer. It wears away at muscles so the skin on top becomes saggy and the unwanted fat can creep back on. 

It carves wrinkles into the skin and causes everything in body to run slower -- including the all-important metabolism that is your first line of defense against weight gain.

That’s why antioxidants are the true superheroes among nutrients and vitamins. They get their name by literally FIGHTING BACK against oxidative stress so YOU can reclaim your youthful vitality!

• Vitamin A -- critical for eyesight, cell growth, and a healthy immune system.
• Vitamin C -- the most important immune system supporter and a powerful antioxidant.
• Vitamin E -- keeps skin tight, firm, and glowing. Also helps prevent wrinkles.
• Iron -- supports creation of red blood cells.
• Magnesium -- supports more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body.
• Calcium -- supports bone health, blood clotting, muscle movement, and nerve impulses.
• Antioxidants -- fight back against aging, cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and neurodegenerative diseases. 

And that’s just the beginning…

There are also 17 amino acids in wheatgrass. Amino acids are the “building blocks” of protein. Your body uses them to rebuild muscle tissue, which means that a steady supply of amino acids will reduce soreness, speed up recovery, and even keep you energized during your workout.

Out of those 17 amino acids, 8 of them are “essential” meaning your body does NOT produce them on its own. These amino acids are often the critical “missing link” in people’s diets that leave them feeling low-energy and even fatigued throughout the day and especially during workouts.