Chlorella is a microscopic green freshwater plant. Its size is about that of a human erythrocyte; i.e. between 2-8 microns in diameter. Chlorella multiplies at an incredible rate. The process of reproduction can generally be divided into several steps; growth-ripening-maturity-division. At the division stage, a "mother" cell divides into 4 'daughter' cells. This complete reproduction cycle can take less than 24 hours.

- Have strengthening effect on body cells.
- Guard against heart disease and reduce high blood pressure.
- Promote cell reproduction.
- Reduce cholesterol and increase hemoglobin levels.
- Support and repair organs and tissues that have been injured by a variety of causes