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Find out more about the AFA Algae and its effect on the body In the 90-years ago the biologist Christian Drapeau, a trained neurophysiologist, by the many positive feedback on the AFA algae to the conviction had to be something in the algae that causes so many different positive reactions from users of the algae. From idea to AFA (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae) fascinated, he and his colleagues then over thirteen years of intensive studies on this type of algae. The green Spanalge (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae), also known as AFA-algae or blue-green algae known, is a cyanobacterial species (Blaualgenart), which occurs as water bloom (Latin flos aquae = flower of the water) in lakes and ponds, and predominantly in the Klamath Is lake in southern Oregon (USA) harvested. The lake is one with 325 km2 of the largest and deepest lakes in the United States. The peculiarity is that the lake was formed by a volcano and are said to rock and volcanic ash, for the particular ingredients and effects of freshwater algae to be decisive.
 The AFA algae supplies 20 of the 25 known amino acids in the human body, including the eight so-called essential amino acids. In addition, the blue-green alga with a rich potential of such enzymes and vitamins, minerals and trace elements that are co-enzyme component of enzymes. The AFA has plenty of beta-carotene (provitamin A), most B vitamins and vitamin E. In addition, the AFA algae is rich in essential fatty acids as a species of algae seeds, nuts, and others. It contains, for example, almost as much gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), such as breast milk, the best natural source. Although one could isolate some food components, it still found no explanation for the impressive array of benefits that brought the world with the AFA and its "miracle"Thousands of consumers have reported enthusiastic and report. While the science in general at the beginning of the new millennium, more and more busy with the new field of stem cell research, Christian Drapeau, it was like a shock.
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