How did Andrea Beaman take charge of her health, and cure her health issues by changing her diet?

Now really, what's more important than making sure Mom has something heartfelt and lovely for Mother's Day? Did she not give up regular, comfortable sleep, let you sit on her bladder and stick your foot under her ribs for nine months (really ten, but who's counting)? Did she not sacrifice linear conversation and uninterrupted thoughts -- wait, what was I saying?

Mother's Day is right around the corner!

A capsule of blue green algae has become my cup of tea. For the past month I have started my day in this way. At first it was one capsule followed by my usual green tea, but soon the desire for caffeine slipped away completely leaving me fumbling for another morning ritual - taking a pill is over in two seconds, while drinking tea can last a good 30 minutes, depending on how you drag it out.

Blue green algae is a superfood, that is, a member of the elite class of consumables that are so good for us they've been elevated to superhero status. Blue green is jammed with so many nutrients that it's been classified as the most nutrient dense food on the planet. Algae contain glycoproteins, vitamins, minerals, simple carbohydrates, lipids, and biologically active enzymes. And the best part is that algae are designed to be quickly and easily metabolized. The plant's soft cell wall allows the body to convert it to fuel without exerting excess energy.