Supplement 500mg Organic Spirulina softgel capsule

Dosage Form: softgel capsule

Dose:2 capsule per day

Type of Product:Spirulina softgel capsule

Model Number:Hrk-Spirulina softgel capsule

Specification: customized

Sample:Spirulina softgel capsule Avaliable

Keywords:Spirulina

Brand: Ausreson

Appearance:softgel capsule

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

Function of Spirulina softgel capsule

Provide nutrition: Spirulina soft capsules are rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamins and minerals, which can provide the body with necessary nutritional support and help maintain the body's normal physiological functions.

‌Enhance immunity: The antioxidants and immunomodulatory factors in spirulina help enhance the body's immunity and improve the body's resistance to disease.

‌Promote digestion: Certain active ingredients in spirulina can promote gastrointestinal motility, improve digestion and absorption efficiency, and have a certain effect on relieving symptoms such as indigestion and loss of appetite.

This product can be used in health care products, food, cosmetics and other industries. This product has a variety of
functions,due to policy changes, the function and application of some ingredients cannot be disclosed.

10 Health Benefits of Spirulina.

1. Rich in many nutrients

The main component of spirulina is called phycocyanin, which is an antioxidant that also gives it its unique blue color.

Phycocyanin can help fight oxidative stress by blockingTrusted Source the production of molecules that promote inflammation and providingTrusted Source impressive antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.

Spirulina can help lowerTrusted Source total cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or bad cholesterol, and triglycerides, while also increasing high-density lipoprotein (HDL) or good cholesterol, which are all risk factors for heart disease.

According to one reviewTrusted Source, spirulina was able to significantly improve these markers in people with metabolic syndrome and related disorders.

4. Protects LDL cholesterol from oxidation
Fatty structures in your body are susceptible to oxidative damage. This is known as lipid peroxidationTrusted Source, a key driver of many serious diseases.

ResearchTrusted Source found that the antioxidants in spirulina may be particularly effective at reducing lipid peroxidation.

In fact, one small studyTrusted Source showed that spirulina supplementation was able to reduce exercise-induced lipid peroxidation, inflammation, and muscle damage in 17 rugby players.

While more studies are needed, some evidence suggests that spirulina has anti-cancer properties.

Research in animals indicatesTrusted Source that it may help reduce cancer occurrence and tumor size in various cancers.

One review of five studiesTrusted Source found that taking 1-8 g of spirulina per day could significantly reduce both systolic and diastolic blood pressure, especially for people with high blood pressure levels.

This reduction is thought to be driven byTrusted Source an increased production of nitric oxide, a signaling molecule that helps your blood vessels relax and dilate.

Spirulina is a popular alternative treatment for symptoms of allergic rhinitis, and there is evidence that it can be effective.

For instance, one studyTrusted Source found that spirulina was more effective than cetirizine, an antihistamine used to treat allergies, in improving symptoms of allergic rhinitis and decreasing inflammation.

However, more research is needed.

Anemia is fairly commonTrusted Source in older adults, leading to prolonged feelings of weakness and fatigue.

A 2020 study found that taking spirulina may improve anemia in pregnant people during the second trimester. In 2021, researchersTrusted Source also found it may also improve iron deficiency in young children.

However, more high-quality, recent studies are still needed.

Exercise-induced oxidative damage is a major contributorTrusted Source to muscle fatigue.

Spirulina may help reduce this, as researchTrusted Source points to improved muscle strength and endurance.

In another studyTrusted Source, spirulina supplementation was able to improve oxygen uptake during an arm cycling exercise, with researchers noting that it could act as an ergogenic aid to enhance athletic performance.

Animal researchTrusted Source suggests that spirulina could help lower blood sugar levels.

However, according to one review of eight studiesTrusted Source on humans, spirulina supplementation in doses ranging from 0.8-8 g daily could significantly reduce fasting blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes.

However, there was no significant effect on blood sugar levels after eating or levels of hemoglobin A1c, which is usedTrusted Source to measure long-term blood sugar control.

Therefore, more research is needed.