McCall McPherson discusses how spirulina and chlorella address nutrient gaps and toxin exposure from pesticides. She connects nutrient deficiencies to perimenopause, thyroid problems, and autoimmune issues in women, positioning these algae as solutions for detox and nutritional support.
But now people are interested because word is out about the fact that our soil is so damaged that there's no nutrients, even if you are eating vegetables. The processed foods are so contaminated with glyphosate and pesticides and contributing to so many illnesses. Women are suffering from so many issues in menopause and perimenopause and thyroid issues and autoimmune. And it all comes down to the fact that our food has zero nutrition in it and we are loaded with toxins. And as you're going to find out, spirulina gives you all the nutrition and chlorella pulls out all the toxins. So it's your go to, it's your sos, and it's proven and used safely, but you just need to know about it. So that's what I do.
I love it. I love it. And I want to. I want to put a pin in the part about women going into perimenopause, going into menopause. That's definitely a timestamp in the world of thyroid and obviously hormone dysfunction to me about what might be changing during those more vulnerable times that make us more susceptible to thyroid hormones, chronic health issues, and how chlorella and spirulina could play a role in fixing that.
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