you may know the cold pressed tablets "thor's hammer" (pure chlorella/spirulina). I have tried these in the past at a friends house, but never on a long term. just wondering if this actually works.
thank you
is this product legit?
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Bright Future
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brimstoneSalad
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Re: is this product legit?
No, it's snake oil.Bright Future wrote:you may know the cold pressed tablets "thor's hammer" (pure chlorella/spirulina). I have tried these in the past at a friends house, but never on a long term. just wondering if this actually works.
Beans and legumes are your best friends for nutrients, and much cheaper than this.
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ThatNerdyScienceGirl
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Re: is this product legit?
Like Ginkgo Biloba and Valerian Root, these are not known to be effective at all. You're better off getting protein and anti-oxidants from beans, legumes, and the like. When it comes to "Natural" and "Raw" supplements that are not multi-vitamins or iron pills, just... don't. Almost 100% of everything labeled "Natural" or "Raw", etc, are simply a waste of your hard-earned money.Bright Future wrote:you may know the cold pressed tablets "thor's hammer" (pure chlorella/spirulina). I have tried these in the past at a friends house, but never on a long term. just wondering if this actually works.
thank you