
Freshwater alkaline lakes
Traditionally used to support steady energy, iron intake and everyday nourishment.
A teaspoon of powder blended into juice, smoothies or water.
Where it comes from
Harvested from alkaline lakes — Lake Chad in Africa and Lake Texcoco in Mexico.
How it’s been used through history
The Aztecs skimmed it from Lake Texcoco and dried it into cakes called tecuitlatl, while the Kanembu of Chad still make dihé cakes eaten with millet and sauce.
Source matters — choose tested, contaminant-free algae. Not suited to autoimmune conditions without guidance.
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Mineral content varies by source. For educational use only. Consult healthcare provider.