The canned SUN

Chlorella belongs to the Chlorella phylum Oosporaceae. The algae is single-celled, spherical or elliptical, with a diameter of only a few microns, without flagellum, and living in plankton. It lives in fresh water and has a diameter of 3 to 8 micron microorganism. It uses sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to grow natural full nutrients and release oxygen. With its photosynthetic capacity more than ten times higher than that of other plants, Chlorella has the vigorous reproductive ability of dividing 4 cells every 20 hours, constantly converting solar energy into energy needed for life. Based on this life activity, it is called the "The canned Sun". Chlorella is a single-celled green algae and a highly efficient photosynthetic plant. Chlorella, a mysterious color of prehistoric aquatic life, has never changed its genes due to environmental changes since it appeared on the earth. In the late 1950s, chlorella was regarded as an ideal source of food nutrition.

The results of biological genetic research conducted jointly by the Institute of Chemical Research of Kyoto University and Hitachi, Japan show that Chlorella was born 540 million years ago, which can be proved from the fossils of ancient times. The vigorous reproductive ability of chlorella and the tough cell wall surrounding the cells enable chlorella to resist all the vicissitudes of life, whether it is environmental changes or natural disasters can not destroy them.

There are many different species of Chlorella. Japan Sun Chlorella has always been used the best species, Chlorella Pyrenoidosa, as the breeding mother species. Its content of precious ingredient, Chlorella Growth Factor-CGF, is the highest and most nutritious species of chlorella.

In his book 《沙漠的冥想》"Meditation in the Desert", Professor Nakamura, a professor at Kyushu University in Japan, deputy director of the Japanese Chlorella Research Institute, and an authority in the field of botany, described his legendary experience of successfully carrying out human survival experience in the Alila Desert. Dr. Nakamura has established a good ecological balance system based on the well-water circulation system in the deserted desert. He collects chlorella from the desert wild plants for cultivation for his own consumption. Dr. Nakamura leads a self-sufficient life by relying on chlorella alone. At the end of the three-month adventure life experience, Dr. Nakamura is still in good physical condition. This experience proved that in the absence of other food sources, chlorella can be provided as a complete nutritious food to humans, so that the human body can maintain health and normal operation.

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