Lifestream Spirulina Certified Organic Tablets 200

Lifestream Spirulina Boost is a certified organic source of sustained energy, rich in antioxidants and delivering naturally occurring nutrients such as vitamin B2 and vitamin K.

Used for / Benefits

When taken as part of a healthy diet made up of a variety of foods, Lifestream Spirulina Boost:

• Contributes to normal energy production
• Assists in normal cardiac function
• Contributes to normal neurological function
• Is naturally bioavailable
• Certified organic, non-GMO and sustainably sourced

Product details

• Pack size: 200 tablets
• Contains: 100% certified organic spirulina powder
• Free from: Additives, tableting aids and binders
• Brand: Lifestream

Ingredients

Each tablet contains 100% certified organic spirulina powder. Contains no additives, tableting aids or binders.

Directions

• Adults, start up (first week): 2-4 tablets daily.
• Sustained energy and nutrition: 6 tablets daily.
• Optimum nutrition or special uses: 18 tablets daily.
• Pregnancy: use your iron requirements during pregnancy as a guide to usage; an optimum dose may be required. Discuss with your qualified health professional.
• Children 6-12 years: half the adult dose.
• Children 3-6 years: one third of the adult dose; the certified organic powder is more suitable.
• Children under 3 years: the powder can be used to supplement the diet - stir into food after cooking, or make drinks with diluted fruit juice.

Warnings

• We recommend Lifestream Spirulina be part of, and not a replacement for, a healthy and balanced diet.
• These foods may be new to your diet, so you may want to start with small amounts for the first week before building to a level suitable for your own needs.
• If you have a very sensitive digestive system, or may be one of the very few people who have an algae allergy, please check with your healthcare practitioner before using Lifestream Spirulina.
• Lifestream Spirulina is a natural whole food and is not meant to prevent, diagnose or cure any disease condition.
• People with specific nutrient deficiencies may also need professional advice and should consult their healthcare practitioner.

Vitamins and minerals are supplementary to, and not a replacement for, a balanced diet. Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional.