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NATURAL HEALING FOR OPTIMAL HEALTH

Everyone wants to experience optimum health, but how do we actually attain
it? The answer can be found in the miraculous cells of our own bodies. All
of our 60 trillion cells are perfectly equipped to remove waste and toxins
and nourish themselves and build healthy new cells... if they
are fed the right quantity, quality, and balance of nutrients. When they
receive these nutrient gifts, the result is good health for the whole
body. Given optimum nutrition and personal care, our bodies will maintain
an optimum level of health. This concept of Natural Healing forms the
foundation on which Cell Tech products are based.

Cell Tech's Super Blue Green 7 Algae is unique in all the world! Algae is
the fundamental basis of the entire food chain, the foundational nutrient
source for creating and renewing all life on earth. And Super Blue Green 7
Algae from Upper Klamath Lake in Southern Oregon is oneof this planet's
most powerful food.

Our soil has become so depleted of minerals it is extremely difficult to
get the nutrition we need from our food. We may be starving for the raw
materials our bodies need for natural balance and harmony. Super Blue
Green (TM) Algae, is 100% wild and organic, and harvested with
incredible care, it is nature's immune system strengthener.

Super Blue Green Algae contains essential nutrients in trace amounts.
That's important because our body is able to assimilate small amounts of
many nutrients much more efficiently and easily. What's more, Super Blue
Green Algae is naturally chelated. Here are the natural nutrient gifts we
receive from Super Blue Green Algae:


ORGANIC MINERALS:
Super Blue Green Algae contains nearly every organic mineral in trace
amounts. That's precisely the way we are supposed to receive these
precious elements. Without minerals, vitamins have no usefulness in the
body.

VITAMINS:
When aided by trace minerals, vitamins assist the body to transform food
into energy. Super Blue Green Algae contains most vitamins, except for D,
and E. We receive the vitamin D we need from sunshine. Our bodies receive
natural vitamin E from the foods we eat, particularly those rich in
chlorophyll. Super Blue Green 7 Algae is the highest known food source of
chlorophyll, and is also a remarkable source of vitamin B-12.

CHLOROPHYLL:
Chlorophyll as a nutrient, is the primary molecule for increasing the
oxygen available to the circulatory system. Chlorophyll is also vital for
the body's rapid assimilation of amino acids.

PROTEINS AND AMINO ACIDS:
Proteins are made up of amino acids, the basic building blocks of the
healthy body. Super Blue Green) Algae contains more protein by weight than
any other organism, plant or animal!
There are 20 known amino acids; 8 of these are called essential amino
acids and must be obtained from our foods. How important are these?
Without proper quantities of all the amino acids, health cannot be
maintained. What is truly unique about Super Blue Green Algae is
that its amino acid profile is almost identical to that found in healthy
human cells, making Super Blue Green Algae nature's near perfect food.

BETA CAROTENE:
Super Blue Green Algae is one of the highest known sources of beta
carotene. This substance has been shown to be one of the body's most
powerful "deactivators" of dangerous free radicals, removing these highly
unstable molecules from your system before they can attack
healthy cells. The body uses beta carotene to produce its own natural
vitamin A. Because the body converts beta carotene as needed, there is no
threat of toxic build-up of vitamin A.

Many of you know that In 1989, United States scientists at the U. S.
National Cancer Institute and U. S. National Institute of Health extracted
glycolipids, which are combinations of sugars and fatty acids, from
blue-green algae which have been found to be remarkably active against the
AIDS virus.

The glycolipids extracted from blue-green algae seem to inhibit the growth
of the AIDS virus. The research team has not yet learned how the
glycolipids inhibit the AIDS virus, simply they do.

The report for these findings was published In the Journal of the National
Cancer Institute, 16 August 1989. At that time, the only drug licensed by
The Federal Government against AIDS was Azidothymidine (AZT). Other
compounds which hold some promise are, alpha Interferon and Compound Q (an
extract from Chinese cucumbers).

Glycolipids were extracted from blue-green algae and added to suspension
of human white blood cells (T-Cells) attacked by the AIDS virus. The
addition of the glycolipids slows and/or halts the action of the AIDS
virus. Aphanizomenon flos-aquae has these same glycolipids dispersed
throughout Its cells. Glycolipids are found in the cell membranes, and
plasma membranes which confine the protoplast of the cell. Glycolipids are
especially rich in the heterocyst cells of Aphanizomenon flos-aquae which
occur as the 8th to 20th cells in a microscopic filament of this
blue-green algae.

The consequences of the discovery of the effect of glycolipids from
blue-green algae is not known. What is known, is that Aphanizomenon
flos-aquae has considerable glycolipids. Also Aphanizomenon flos-aquae has
phosphoglycolipids, sulfonoglycolipids and combinations of carbohydrates
which digest glycolipids. Aerobic conditions, which Aphanizomenon
flos-aquae provides for itself via the production of oxygen in
photosynthesis, promotes the formation of glycolipids. Anaerobiosis
probably prevents the hydroxyIation of the aclycones of the glycolipids
and the nitrogenase activity of the organism is oxygen sensitive (Rippka &
Stanier 1978). Finally, the glycolipids layer surrounds the protoplast of
The heterocyst of Aphanizomenon flos-aquae.


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