Julia Cartwright examines spirulina's health claims against clinical evidence, exploring research on cholesterol, immunity, allergies, and energy. We discuss promising studies, research gaps, contamination risks, and autoimmune contraindications. Learn why this expensive algae powder may not deliver on its superfood promises and what questions to ask before buying.
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