Chlorella Detox Shake
Chlorophyll-rich shake for natural detox support
Preliminary evidenceHerbs in this remedy
About this remedy
Chlorella's unique cell wall binds to heavy metals and toxins in the digestive tract, supporting the body's natural elimination pathways. A 2009 study found chlorella increased the excretion of dioxins and supported liver detoxification. Combined with lemon for vitamin C and a base of apple, this shake makes chlorella's potent detox benefits palatable for daily use.
Preparation
Blend 1 tsp 'cracked cell wall' chlorella powder, 1 chopped apple, the juice of 1/2 lemon, a handful of spinach, and 1 cup water until smooth. Drink immediately. Start with less chlorella and build up.
Dosage
1 shake daily with food. Begin with 1 tsp chlorella and gradually increase to 1 tbsp as tolerated to avoid digestive upset.
Cautions
Always use 'cracked cell wall' chlorella for absorption. Can cause initial digestive upset, gas, or green stools (harmless). Choose tested brands. May interact with blood thinners (high vitamin K) and immunosuppressants. Avoid with iodine sensitivity.
Research
Nakano et al., Chemosphere, 2009 — Chlorella and dioxin excretion
Frequently asked questions
What is Chlorella Detox Shake used for?
Chlorophyll-rich shake for natural detox support. Chlorella's unique cell wall binds to heavy metals and toxins in the digestive tract, supporting the body's natural elimination pathways. It falls under Healing Juices & Smoothies.
How do you make Chlorella Detox Shake?
Blend 1 tsp 'cracked cell wall' chlorella powder, 1 chopped apple, the juice of 1/2 lemon, a handful of spinach, and 1 cup water until smooth. Drink immediately. Start with less chlorella and build up.
What is the recommended dosage for Chlorella Detox Shake?
1 shake daily with food. Begin with 1 tsp chlorella and gradually increase to 1 tbsp as tolerated to avoid digestive upset.
Is Chlorella Detox Shake safe? Are there any cautions?
Always use 'cracked cell wall' chlorella for absorption. Can cause initial digestive upset, gas, or green stools (harmless). Choose tested brands. May interact with blood thinners (high vitamin K) and immunosuppressants. Avoid with iodine sensitivity.
What is the evidence behind Chlorella Detox Shake?
Preliminary evidence. Nakano et al., Chemosphere, 2009 — Chlorella and dioxin excretion