Chlorella Spirulina Difference

Chlorella and Spirulina are both algae based plants. They both offer strong anti-oxidant properties and offer many health benefits through high levels of minerals, proteins, and vitamins. Many of their strengths overlap, however, they both differ in several key ways. For example, Chlorella's primary function is a cleansing and detoxifying agent because it has a higher chlorophyll content. Spirulina is a great superfood due to its high gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) content, a "good" fat. Chlorella also contains Chlorella Growth Factor (CGF). Spirulina is considered a complete protein and contains all essential amino acids. Chlorella is fresh water based while Spirulina is salt water based. Lastly, Chlorella is considered green algae, while Spirulina is a blue-green algae. If you would like to learn more, we recommend visiting Naturalnews.com and researching this topic.