Me and my older cousin have been taking chlorella supplements for two years now, and I would like to share my finding with this board. I have to go to school soon so i can't write it yet but I will when I get back.

If there is no interest in this supplement just let me know. Cheers!

i've never heard of it but i'm interested! plz post your findings.

Well Chlorella is also said to make you grow but its not as popular as many other supplements or methods. Accept in asia it is better known about. Anyways you can find chlorella in a lot of places in the vitamin supplement section. It comes from algae and is put in pull form. After hearing about i had my grandpa in asia send me some in the mail and he sent a lot! (even the bottle said it help you grow)

I took it as did my older cousin he is 19 and im 15 now. We took the chlorella for 2 years. Daily with our vitamins. We had a large stash and rarly missed a day.

What were the results after 2 years of the supplement? Well I grew an inch ( which is nothing special for my age) and my cousin gained maybe 1/4th an inch, also nothingfar from natural.

Do I think the Chlorella gave us a boost in height? Honestly I say no. After taking it for two years and on two people of different ages, my conclusion is that chlorella does not help with growth. Even though it is so hotly advertised in asia.

Feel free to try the supplement if you want, but i just wanted to share my results and my cousins, so people can look into other methods of growth!

Cheers!

thanx
i won't try it then.

Thanks for the detailed case study ive heard about chlorella on the network54 forum but ill avoid it since your story included two different experiences with it.

how many mg's did u take per day?

Well, I will not conform and remind everyone of the complexity and difference in our molecular & body composition. Hence, There is a reason as to why so many test volunteers (they get paid) are needed to legalize a supplement, medication, anything really... what we look for are commonalities. So if 51% found it common to experience the ideal effect, we are still left with 49% who found no benefits.

If you guys really want to play science, start including "blood types" with your description. Studies are showing differences in blood types and digestion when it comes to meat vs. greens - I'm sure there are others, but I think it may a play a great role in discovery here.