Fresh Spirulina to Prevent & Treat Viral Infections
Spirulina naturally prevents and treats dozens of virus types, including flu, herpes, hepatitis C, HIV, measles, mumps & more.
How Spirulina Prevents & Treats Viral Infections
Scientists have created only 6 antiviral treatment medicines - each effective against only one virus.Natural spirulina interferes with viral attack and replication in ways that are effective against many viruses.
Protect yourself and your family from viral infection with a daily dose of SPRU fresh frozen spirulina.
Preventing & Treating Viral Infections Medically is Limited
Spirulina: Natural Protection Against More Viral Infections
Spirulina is Effective Against These Viruses
Research on this page confirms that spirulina is effective against many human viruses. >>CLICK HERE FOR THE ENTIRE LIST<<
Unique Universal Antivirus Action
ProActive Antiviral Protection
The easiest time to prevent serious viral infection is when they first enter the body, before the number of viruses (viral load) increases to levels that are difficult to combat. >>CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE<<
Who is Most At Risk Fron Viral Infection?
- Pregnant women
- Adults over 65
- People with diabetes, asthma, COPD and other lung disease
- People with a weak immune system from cancer, cancer treatment, immunosuppressive medications or HIV
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Independent Research: Spirulina to Prevent & Treat Viral Infections
In this research dried spirulina shows effective prevention and treatment of a wide variety of human viral infections.
Fresh spirulina provides up to 20 times more of the active antiviral substances than found in the dried spirulina powder or tablets used in these research studies.
Click on any research heading to see a summary + a link to the original research.
Research review: Spirulina Treatment Effective Against Dozens of Major Virus Types
Research: Spirulina Inhibits Influenza Virus Replication, Reduces Virus-Induced Mortality - 2016
Research: Chad Population Eats Spirulina Regularly – Shows 1000 x Fewer HIV Cases
See the research: Journal of Medical Hypotheses (PubMed)
Research Review: Spirulina Inhibits Replication of Herpes, Influenza A, Measles, Mumps, and HIV-1 Viruses
Research: Spirulina: The First Known Treatment Against Child Killer Enterovirus 71
See the research: Journal of Microbial Bioactives 2021 (Page 5)
Research: Spirulina Treatment Inhibits Herpes Simplex Virus (Types 1 and 2), also PRV and HCMV
This paper presents the antiviral activity found in spirulina studied by a microplate inhibition assay using several viruses.
Spirulina was found to inhibit the infection herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2), pseudorabies virus (PRV), human cytomegalovirus (HCMV), and herpes simplex virus type 1.
The highest antiviral activity was for HSV-2, with the virus infection inhibited at the initial events (adsorption and penetration) of the viral cycle.
See the research: Journal of Antiviral Research (PubMed)
Research: Spirulina Provides Powerful Antiviral Protection and Excellent Nutritional Supplementation - 2021
- Microalgae contain a huge range of bioactive compounds
- Spirulina is known for its beneficial effects against HIV as well as many other viruses
- Spirulina is one of the best candidates as a dietary supplement for providing nutritional as well as antiviral effects
See the research: Journal of Antibiotics (Basel, Switzerland) 2021
Research: Spirulina Superior to Hepatitis C Virus Infection Treatment Silymarin
Research: Spirulina Inhibits 9 Virus Types Including Influenza, HIV, Herpes Types 1 and 2, Measles & Mumps - 2021
Spirulina provides bioactive compounds that can build a healthy immune system, and scavenges free radicals as well.
This comprehensive 2021 research review investigated and reported on spirulina’s many bioactive properties. Bioactive compounds extracted from Spirulina have inhibitory activity against an extensive variety of viruses including
EV 71 Enterovirus 71
HIV-1 Human immunodeficiency virus
HSV-1 Herpes simplex virus type 1
HSV-2 Herpes simplex virus type 2
HCMV Human cytomegalovirus
IAV Influenza type A
MV Measles virus
MuV Mumps virus
WSSV White spot syndrome viruses
See the research: Journal of Microbial Bioactives 2021 (Page 5)