The efficacy and function of Spirulina The medicinal value of Spirulina

It is the Mid-Autumn Festival again, and the health care product market is at its hottest. Many people like to buy health care products made of spirulina as gifts for their bosses or the elderly at home. However, they don’t know much about the effects of spirulina, and have no idea what benefits eating spirulina has for the human body. In fact, spirulina is a lower organism, similar to bacteria. It can be eaten and used as medicine, and has many functions. Let’s take a look at it together, so that everyone can have a new understanding and knowledge of spirulina.

The efficacy and function of Spirulina

1. Spirulina can supplement nutrition

Spirulina is rich in protein, and its protein content is as high as 70%, which is higher than other ingredients. In addition, spirulina also contains carotene, vitamins and various minerals. It also contains some linoleic acid and natural polysaccharides. These substances are essential nutrients for the normal metabolism of the human body. Therefore, eating spirulina can replenish the body with nutrient solution and promote metabolism.

2. Spirulina can resist aging and radiation

Spirulina contains some natural polysaccharides and some trace element selenium. After being absorbed by the human body, they can not only improve the body's ability to resist radiation, but also enhance the body's immunity, effectively inhibit the canceration of cells in the human body, and reduce the production of lipid peroxides in the body. Regular consumption can resist aging, reduce the harm of radioactive substances to the human body, and play an important role in preventing and fighting cancer.

Medicinal Value of Spirulina

1. Spirulina can treat gastritis

Spirulina is a typical alkaline food ingredient. It has obvious alleviating and therapeutic effects on human excessive gastric acid, as well as many common stomach diseases such as gastritis and gastric ulcers. However, spirulina is only a health product and it cannot replace medicine. When people develop gastritis and gastric ulcers, they can eat spirulina for auxiliary treatment while taking medicine, which can speed up the improvement of the disease.

2. Spirulina can assist in the treatment of cancer and hepatitis

Spirulina is not a medicine, but a health product. It can be used as an auxiliary treatment for malignant diseases such as cancer and hepatitis. Because spirulina contains some phycocyanin and algae polysaccharides, these substances can inhibit the regeneration of cancer cells and prevent human cells from becoming cancerous. After taking it, cancer patients can effectively prevent the spread of cancer, relieve the condition and prolong life. Spirulina can also provide rich protein and vitamins for patients with liver disease, improve the physical fitness of patients, and have great benefits for the recovery of hepatitis.