With these sort of doses, the monthly cost for taking chlorella and spirulina can be a bit steep, or at least it appears so at first. But I'd like to challenge that belief system for a minute: what is the cost of getting cancer? What's the cost of getting a major disease? What's the cost of having low energy, or clinical depression, or degenerative nerve disease?

An entire month's supply of chlorella is less than a single day's stay at any hospital. That makes chlorella and spirulina the bargain of a lifetime in my book. Any substance that can save extend my life, avoid me having to see the doctor, and keep me out of the hospitals and away from prescription drugs is a real bargain, no matter what the cost.

The trick, of course, is to look at the total cost of your actions. The cost of smoking cigarettes is far more than what a person pays for the cigarettes. The total cost includes a loss of lifespan, sky-high medical bills, and a lifetime of suffering from the ravaging health effects of cigarettes.

The cost of chlorella and spirulina, on the other hand, is only a few dollars a week. In exchange, a person experiences greater health, greater mental clarity, longer lifespan, prevention of a long list of diseases, and in many cases, even the reversal of major diseases. You can't put a price on these benefits, but if you could, there's no doubt they would greatly outweigh the few dollars spent on chlorella and spirulina.

Eating this superfoods, you see, is an investment, not an expense. Spend a few dollars today, invest it in your own good health, and the payoff will last you a lifetime. Or at least for as long as you keep eating these superfoods. And that leads me to the next section...

Taking Chlorella and Spirulina For Life

Don't make the common mistake of thinking, "Oh, I'll just take chlorella until I get over this cancer," or, "I'll just take spirulina for three months to get better and then I'll stop."

Chlorella and spirulina are superfoods that should be regularly consumed as part of your lifelong diet. These are foods that should be permanently etched into your own personal food choices menu. Plan on taking both of these superfoods at every meal for the rest of your life. That's exactly what I do, and I have every intention to continue doing it for as long as I live.

I can't imagine a day without chlorella and spirulina. I've had days where I accidentally ran out of spirulina, and it nearly ruined my day! Without this source of quality protein, I had to turn to other sources like animal meat. The difference was striking: when consuming the animal meat, I had less energy, I felt hungrier, and I was sluggish for the entire day. These days, I make sure I never run out of spirulina!

Here's something to consider: if chlorella and spirulina help you conquer a major disease condition like cancer, then why on Earth would you stop taking them after the disease symptoms are no longer obvious? With diseases like cancer, you're not out of the woods just from a disappearance of tumors or other symptoms. Cancer is a systemic disease, and unless you continue giving your body the nutrients it needs to stay healthy, that cancer could very easily return. It is old dietary habits that cause cancer in most people in the first place. If they return to those old habits, it's only reasonable to assume their cancer will return.

The bottom line: Put chlorella and spirulina at the top of your priorities list. Make a budget for it. You've got a house payment, perhaps, and a car payment, insurance payment and a grocery budget. Add chlorella and spirulina to the top of this list and make them part of your budget. Just decide that you're going to be healthier from now on, and to do that, you've got to get these substances into your diet. In the long run, you'll probably save a fortune on prescription drugs and medical costs anyway, which makes the chlorella and spirulina essentially free.

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