Nanna Karnataka Enterprises

Bidadi, Bangalore, Karnataka

Sigma spirulina is a nutritional food not a medicine, healthier food can be taken by the childrens , pregnant women, old age too.

Catering to the customers' needs with excellence, we are engaged in offering high quality lot of Sigma Spirulina capsules Being a quality-conscious firm, we make sure that the offered lot is prepared using the world-class raw material and modern work methods. Also, we source it from the certified vendors. we are manufacturers of spirulina capsules

 

What is it?

• Sigma spirulina is a natural “algae” (cyanbacteria) powder that is incredibly high in protein and a good source of antioxidants, B-vitamins and other nutrients. When harvested correctly from non-contaminated ponds and bodies of water, it is one of the most potent nutrient sources available. It is largely made up of protein and essential amino acids, and is typically recommended to vegetarians for its high natural iron content. It is often touted for its high B-12 content, though there is a lot of debate about if this particular form is a complete and absorbable form of B-12 and I don’t recommend it completely in place of animal products.
• The high concentration of protein and iron also makes it ideal during pregnancy, after surgery, or anytime the immune system needs a boost.

Improve the quality of your breast milk and nurture your baby the best way you can

• Get toxins out of your breast milk
• Find out the best foods for brain development
• Discover these nutrient-dense foods for breastfeeding
• Not everyone can breastfeed their babies (see the end of the post for help with alternative options), but many studies show that if you can, you give them an incredibly healthy start thanks to immune system and developmental benefits.

Remove ToxinsIf you’re exclusively breastfeeding, your milk is the only source of nutrition for the baby, so it’s best to keep a clean diet and lifestyle to maximise the quality of the milk.

 

Chemicals in the food we eat can all make it into breast milk. This includes :

• Vegetables and grains sprayed with pesticides and grown with chemical fertilisers
• Meat, eggs and dairy products from animals that eat pesticide treated grain
• Animal products where the livestock are routinely treated with antibiotics and hormones
• Heavy metals that accumulate in fish, particularly large fish like tuna and swordfish

Take steps to reduce levels of toxins in your breast milk :

• Choose organic produce and organic animal products whenever possible. If you can’t always afford to buy organic meat go to your closest farmer’s market, get to know the small farmers that don’t use hormones and antibiotics routinely and have grass-fed meat.
• If the above is not possible then choose some organic vegetarian and vegan alternatives. Quinoa is a fantastic ‘pseudo grain’ that is high in protein.
• Try organic coconut oil, which is a fantastic non-animal source of fats.
• Drink plenty of filtered water (1.5-2 litres per day).
• Store food in BPA-free containers – glass is great!
• Make a few cups of herbal tea per day, ideally cleansing ones that support the liver such as nettle, fennel and dandelion.
• Include cleansing superfoods in your diet such as organic sigma spirulina powder, which has an alkalising effect and contains lots of fibre.
• Organic Burst Chlorella is the ultimate detoxification helper because it has been shown in numerous studies to remove alcohol, heavy metals, chemicals and environmental pollutants from the liver and bowel.
• Chlorella has been shown to reduce the dioxins found in breast milk.

Is Sigma Spirulina Safe for Kids?

• In a word, yes! Spirulina, like many other plant-based super foods, is absolutely safe for kids to eat. As food, spirulina represents a complete vegetarian protein source.
• When it is sourced safely and administered correctly, it can be a fantastic supplement for adults and children.

A number of features from the nutritional standpoint have been demonstrated: a balanced protein composition, and the presence of rare essential lipids, numerous minerals and even vitamin B12.The cell walls of Spirulina are similar to that of Gram-positive bacteria, since they consist of glucosamines and muramic acid associated with peptides. Although not digestible, these walls are fragile and make the cell content readily accessible to digestive enzymes.