Organic Blue Spirulina

Organic Blue Spirulina

Q: What is Blue Spirulina? 

A: Our nutrient-rich, Organic Blue Spirulina (also known as phycocyanin) is a powerful antioxidantderived from the primary active compound in Spirulina. 

Q: How is Blue Spirulina sourced? 

A: This water-soluble compound is carefully extracted from Spirulina through breaking open the cell walls, which releases a vibrant blue pigment. This pigment is then separated, with any impurities removed, and dried to preserve the integrity and quality of the phycocyanin. 

QHow can Organic Blue Spirulina benefit my health? 

A: It may help boost immunity, and studies have also shown it exhibits anti-inflammatory properties potentially reducing inflammation in the body.  

Q: Does Blue Spirulina have a strong taste? 

A: Blue Spirulina as a neutral flavour with a touch of earthy sweetness. 

Q: How can I incorporate Organic Blue Spirulina into my diet? 

A: It’s so versatile! Add it to smoothies, juices, water, baking, protein shakes – just about any recipe where you want an antioxidant boost! 

Q: What is the difference between Blue Spirulina and Green Spirulina? 

A: The pigment composition is the main difference between blue and green spirulina and the flavour, as spirulina has a distinct marine flavour, whereas blue Spirulina has a more neutral taste. 

Q: Is Organic Blue Spirulina suitable for vegans? 

A: Yes, it's a plant-based protein source that aligns with vegan dietary requirements. 


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