Recovery Pack
Injury, fracture, heavy training block: the body repairs, and that takes resources. This pack combines AFA Klamath, a wild microalga dried at low temperature, with the Spirulina Elixir, a liquid concentrate of phycocyanin and vitamin B12 cold-extracted in Switzerland.
Less tiredness during recovery. Vitamin B12 contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Energy where the body needs it. Vitamin B12 contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
Well-formed red blood cells. Vitamin B12 contributes to normal red blood cell formation.
Dosage
- AFA Klamath
- 1 jar of 45 capsules · 3 capsules/day · 15 days
- Spirulina Elixir
- 2 bottles of 140 ml · 10 to 20 ml/day · 14 to 28 days
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“As a PhD in biology, I recommend a 3-month course: just the right length of time to build deep, lasting results, with complete confidence.”
PhD in biology
90-day guarantee – satisfied or your money back
If you are not satisfied, we will refund your order*.
This pack contains:
- 2 bottles of Spirulina Elixir (140 ml each)
- 1 jar of Organic AFA Klamath (45 capsules)
*The benefits and ingredients of each product are detailed on its individual product page.
- AFA Klamath : Take 3 capsules a day, preferably before breakfast
- Spirulina Elixir : Drink 10 to 20 ml of Elixir a day, diluted in a glass of water
For anyone going through convalescence, wound healing or recovery after a fracture who wants to support their body during this period.
90-day money-back guarantee
Our supplements work gradually: follow the course for 90 days to assess their effects. After that, if you are not satisfied, email us at info@algorigin.com with your order number and a specific reason. Once approved, you will be refunded within 14 days to your original payment method, with no need to return the product. Valid once per customer.
Supported
by science
Microalgae are attracting growing scientific interest: every year, more research teams around the world are studying their nutrient density and their uses in nutrition.
Source: pubmed - Graph illustrating the evolution of the number of scientific studies on microalgae over the years.
