Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 2 Researches
8.5
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 14 Reviews
7.9
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 3 Tablets
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Calories
10
Total Carbohydrate
<1 g
<1%*
Protein
2 g
Organic Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis)
3 g (3,000 mg)
†
Top Medical Research Studies
9
We explored the effects of spirulan, derived from blue-green algae, on blood clots through in vitro and in vivo tests. Our findings showed that spirulan exhibits notable antithrombotic properties, effectively breaking down fibrin and reducing the action of certain clotting proteins.
Tests indicated successful interactions with blood clots and demonstrated its potential to prevent clot formation in animal models. Overall, spirulan shows promise as a natural agent for tackling thrombosis-related conditions, suggesting it could play a significant role in future treatments.
Tests indicated successful interactions with blood clots and demonstrated its potential to prevent clot formation in animal models. Overall, spirulan shows promise as a natural agent for tackling thrombosis-related conditions, suggesting it could play a significant role in future treatments.
8
We explored the capabilities of Spirulina platensis to produce a fibrinolytic enzyme under nutrient-rich conditions using corn steep liquor. The enzyme displayed impressive fibrinolytic activity, showing stability within human physiological conditions.
Despite these promising characteristics, the study does not indicate significant evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating blood clots specifically. The findings suggest its potential applications in thrombosis treatment, but further research is needed to establish clear benefits.
Despite these promising characteristics, the study does not indicate significant evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating blood clots specifically. The findings suggest its potential applications in thrombosis treatment, but further research is needed to establish clear benefits.
Most Useful Reviews
9
Prevents clots
5 people found this helpful
Spirulina boosts the immune system and its high iron content aids heart health, preventing anemia and blood clots. A nutrient-rich superfood, it's easy to take due to the small capsule size. I will definitely order more!
9
Cleanses toxins
1 people found this helpful
I used spirulina to treat uterine fibroids and found it effective for defecation. With a sufficient quantity for two months, it improved my low iron stores and enhanced hair density. The taste is pleasant, and it has numerous benefits, including ridding the body of toxins, cleansing the uterus, and preventing blood clotting.
7.5
Increased blood iron
Spirulina is fantastic! It has notably helped to raise my blood iron levels.
Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 2 Researches
8.5
- All Researches
9
We explored the effects of spirulan, derived from blue-green algae, on blood clots through in vitro and in vivo tests. Our findings showed that spirulan exhibits notable antithrombotic properties, effectively breaking down fibrin and reducing the action of certain clotting proteins.
Tests indicated successful interactions with blood clots and demonstrated its potential to prevent clot formation in animal models. Overall, spirulan shows promise as a natural agent for tackling thrombosis-related conditions, suggesting it could play a significant role in future treatments.
Tests indicated successful interactions with blood clots and demonstrated its potential to prevent clot formation in animal models. Overall, spirulan shows promise as a natural agent for tackling thrombosis-related conditions, suggesting it could play a significant role in future treatments.
8
We explored the capabilities of Spirulina platensis to produce a fibrinolytic enzyme under nutrient-rich conditions using corn steep liquor. The enzyme displayed impressive fibrinolytic activity, showing stability within human physiological conditions.
Despite these promising characteristics, the study does not indicate significant evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating blood clots specifically. The findings suggest its potential applications in thrombosis treatment, but further research is needed to establish clear benefits.
Despite these promising characteristics, the study does not indicate significant evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating blood clots specifically. The findings suggest its potential applications in thrombosis treatment, but further research is needed to establish clear benefits.
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 14 Reviews
7.9
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
9
Prevents clots
5 people found this helpful
Spirulina boosts the immune system and its high iron content aids heart health, preventing anemia and blood clots. A nutrient-rich superfood, it's easy to take due to the small capsule size. I will definitely order more!
9
Cleanses toxins
1 people found this helpful
I used spirulina to treat uterine fibroids and found it effective for defecation. With a sufficient quantity for two months, it improved my low iron stores and enhanced hair density. The taste is pleasant, and it has numerous benefits, including ridding the body of toxins, cleansing the uterus, and preventing blood clotting.
7.5
Increased blood iron
Spirulina is fantastic! It has notably helped to raise my blood iron levels.
9
Boosts iron levels
29 people found this helpful
I regularly consume spirulina for my anemia treatment alongside chelated iron. After two months, my ferritin soared from 3.5 to 35! My hair is vibrant and my skin looks nourished. Spirulina works effectively, speeding up my recovery process compared to iron alone.
6
Increased iron levels
19 people found this helpful
My ferritin level was critically low at 16, and my doctor recommended spirulina at 3000 mg daily. After two months, my gums no longer bled. My digestion remained stable, and although hair loss continued, my ferritin rose to 25 mg after five months. I'm convinced the spirulina darkened my previously grey hair.
Frequently Asked Questions
7.5
Detoxification effects noted
1 people found this helpful
After just a week, I feel energised and revitalised, with a gentle cleanse of my system. I believe it primarily detoxifies the liver, followed by the intestines and blood. However, I did experience some stomach discomfort initially until I got accustomed to it.
6
Notable test results
My ferritin level in blood tests showed a critically low 16, and after my doctor prescribed iron with Spirulina at 3000 mg daily, I've been taking it for two months. I noticed my gums stopped bleeding almost immediately, although my hair still falls out. My digestion remains normal, and despite the large size of the capsule, it's smooth to swallow. I plan to retest my ferritin soon and have noticed my previously grey hair has darkened somewhat, which I attribute to Spirulina.
6
Increased iron levels
19 people found this helpful
My ferritin level was critically low at 16, and my doctor recommended spirulina at 3000 mg daily. After two months, my gums no longer bled. My digestion remained stable, and although hair loss continued, my ferritin rose to 25 mg after five months. I'm convinced the spirulina darkened my previously grey hair.
9
Boosts iron levels
29 people found this helpful
I regularly consume spirulina for my anemia treatment alongside chelated iron. After two months, my ferritin soared from 3.5 to 35! My hair is vibrant and my skin looks nourished. Spirulina works effectively, speeding up my recovery process compared to iron alone.
7.5
Long-term supplement benefits
2 people found this helpful
I've been taking Spirulina for years now, and it's a supplement I truly trust. It is packed with various nutrients, so you won't need any others. I've noticed improvements in my high blood pressure, stabilised blood sugar levels, and reduced triglycerides. It reportedly prevents health issues often faced in middle age. After using it for so long, the effects are undeniable, and I cannot imagine giving it up.
6
Supports blood health
1 people found this helpful
This high-quality spirulina greatly benefits my low blood issues. It helps detoxify my body, and my constipation has notably reduced after taking it.
9
Prevents clots
5 people found this helpful
Spirulina boosts the immune system and its high iron content aids heart health, preventing anemia and blood clots. A nutrient-rich superfood, it's easy to take due to the small capsule size. I will definitely order more!
6
Improves hemoglobin levels
1 people found this helpful
Spirulina shows great promise as a vitamin beneficial for blood health. I combine it with ferrous sulfate to enhance my haemoglobin levels.
6
Promotes weight loss
5 people found this helpful
This spirulina from Now Foods effectively reduces appetite and facilitates weight loss. It purifies blood, normalises cholesterol levels, and enhances skin condition. I recommend 1-2 tablets per day and love the high-quality formulation.
8
We explored the capabilities of Spirulina platensis to produce a fibrinolytic enzyme under nutrient-rich conditions using corn steep liquor. The enzyme displayed impressive fibrinolytic activity, showing stability within human physiological conditions.
Despite these promising characteristics, the study does not indicate significant evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating blood clots specifically. The findings suggest its potential applications in thrombosis treatment, but further research is needed to establish clear benefits.
Despite these promising characteristics, the study does not indicate significant evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating blood clots specifically. The findings suggest its potential applications in thrombosis treatment, but further research is needed to establish clear benefits.
9
We explored the effects of spirulan, derived from blue-green algae, on blood clots through in vitro and in vivo tests. Our findings showed that spirulan exhibits notable antithrombotic properties, effectively breaking down fibrin and reducing the action of certain clotting proteins.
Tests indicated successful interactions with blood clots and demonstrated its potential to prevent clot formation in animal models. Overall, spirulan shows promise as a natural agent for tackling thrombosis-related conditions, suggesting it could play a significant role in future treatments.
Tests indicated successful interactions with blood clots and demonstrated its potential to prevent clot formation in animal models. Overall, spirulan shows promise as a natural agent for tackling thrombosis-related conditions, suggesting it could play a significant role in future treatments.
References
- Barros PDS, Silva PECE, Nascimento TP, Costa RMPB, Bezerra RP, et al. Fibrinolytic enzyme from Arthrospira platensis cultivated in medium culture supplemented with corn steep liquor. Int J Biol Macromol. 2020;164:3446. doi:10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2020.08.217
- Choi JH, Kim S, Kim SJ. Spirulan from blue-green algae inhibits fibrin and blood clots: its potent antithrombotic effects. J Biochem Mol Toxicol. 2015;29:240. doi:10.1002/jbt.21690
