Anti-inflammatory is one of the benefits that Spirulina has been praised for. Due to its anti- inflammatory effects, spirulina reduces skin inflammation. The excessive production of sebum cause skin to become inflamed. When the sebaceous glands become blocked, the bacteria that are present in your pores can start to build up. This leads to the body starting an inflammatory response to try and deal with the microbes. It is this inflammation that contributes to acne looking red and swollen. Taking spirulina helps you to resolve the puzzle. It is known to significantly reduced inflammation, and provide your skin the glow you have always craved for.
Antioxidant Protection
Spirulina obtains its coloration from a unique pigment known as “Phycocyanin”. This substance naturally is found in no other living organism, has been shown to have strong antioxidant properties. At the same time, this protective effect is further enhanced by the presence of other, equally potent substances. For example, spirulina is rich in vitamin E and has 40 times more beta-carotene than spinach. These antioxidant properties mean that spirulina has the potential to protect your skin from free radical damage, fighting acne, hyperpigmentation, and making your skin look healthy, shiny, and radiant. It has also been suggested that this exceptional level of antioxidant protection may also help to explain just how effective spirulina is at fighting inflammation in the whole body.
Gut Health
Spirulina has a positive effect on gut health, which improves the appearance of the skin like acne, breakouts, hyperpigmentation.
A healthy gut indicates antioxidant benefits, a brightening effect, and moisturizing properties