E3live

From Freepedia

E3Live and Klamath Lake Blue Green Algae are commercial names for Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, a non-toxic strain of blue-green algae purported to have nutritional value as an antioxidant and mental faculty enhancing treatment. Some strains of blue-green algae (scientific name cyanobacteria) produce toxins while others do not. Boiling does not detoxify water containing blue-green algae.

1 Blue Green Algae
2 Conscious Living Systems
3 E3Live
4 Klamath Lake
5 Multi-Level Marketing
6 External Links

Blue Green Algae

Blue-green algae is kind of bacteria native to standing bodies of water, which when taken as a nutritional supplement is said to be a strong antioxidant.[1]

Conscious Living Systems

[2] is one company that distributes Klamath Lake Blue Green Algae.

E3Live

E3Live, is another of the many companies that market blue green algae. Vision Inc.[3] is a live form a blue-green algae which is preserved through a freezing process. The company claims that taking blue-green algae in its living form (which is only available through a handful of companies worldwide) is more nutritionally sound than taking it in its dried and dead form[4] (widely available wherever health products are sold). Though the company makes no medical guarantees as to the product's effectiveness, a number of scientific studies have been done which do indicate the products effectiveness (similar to many plant products) as an antioxidant, with all of the inherent health benefits of an antioxidant.

Klamath Lake

The non-toxic strain of blue-green algae processed and frozen for use as e3Live is harvested from Klamath Lake in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Multi-Level Marketing

Due to the notoriety of Herbalife and the widespread abusive marketing campaigns of its distributors, Vision Inc. may at first appear to operate via multi-level marketing. At closer review however it should be noted that Vision Inc. in actuality employs a modified franchising system in its business model wherein a large number of distributors remain actual employees of the corporation, thus avoiding the MLM label and the abuse prevalent with its use.