spirulina
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- noun
- /ˌspɪrəˈlinə/
- Specialized
- Spirulina has been most commonly adopted, and there are now farms all over the world, perhaps in as many as 40 countries.
- spirulina and chlorella
- spirulina algae
- green spirulina
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Examples
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I have been taking Spirulina tablets with plain water on an empty stomach first thing in the morning for the past 10+ years now.
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I also do raw drinks in the morning and include wheat grass and spirulina.
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It's raw coconut water, blue spirulina and ginger.
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No spirulina, wheat grass, all the greens.
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I drink a spirulina shake and a 5-Hour Energy and then go for a run or to Pilates at 6.
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Spirulina has been the most widely cultivated algae since the 1970s.
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They decided that spirulina algae was the answer to the world hunger because drum roll, it has three times the amount of protein as steak.
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You can add extra protein to your smoothie by including hemp, whey, spirulina, soy, or vegetable protein powders.
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With high-protein algae like spirulina, this productivity breakthrough can yield over 20 times more protein than soybeans on the same area, 40 times corn, and 400 times beef.
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Many health enthusiasts include spirulina in their diets to boost their overall wellness.
Synonyms
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Tiny living things in water that make food from light and often look blue-green
Surface Forms
Etymology
Spirulina comes from the Latin root spiral, meaning 'coil', because the algae grow in long, spiral shapes, and the ending -ina means 'small' or 'related to'. So, spirulina literally means a 'small spiral', which helps you remember that this nutritious algae has a twisted shape and is used as a food supplement.