BLUE MAJIK—A Pure Source of Phycocyanin

BLUE MAJIK: One of Nature's Best Healers for You & Your Pets

Scroll down to find a recipes for Orange Blue Majik Cocktail and
Star Anise Blue Majik Cocktail as well as how to use Blue Majik as a plant fertilizer

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What is Blue Majik? It is a certified, organic proprietary extract of Arthrospira platensis, a nutrient-dense AquaBotanical cultivated from the pristine Klamath Lake in Oregon pictured here to the right. It is made up primarily of Phycocyanin, a powerful antioxidant which can quench free radicals and has been shown to be a potent natural COX-2 inhibitor. I take the powder and capsules of this pure phycocyanin every day and also highly recommend it for all of your beloved pets.

PHYCOCYANIN is being studied more and more by scientists in recent years. The word “phycocyanin” comes from the Greek word for Algae “phyco” and the Greek word for blue “cyan.” Phycocyanin is an amazing water-soluble blue pigment that gives Spirulina its bluish tint. Phycocyanin is only found in blue-green algae like Spirulina—you can’t get it in other foods.

Phycocyanin is a powerful water soluble antioxidant. Scientists in Spain shows that an extract of Spirulina containing phycocyanin is a potent free radical scavenger and inhibits microsomal lipid peroxidation. (Pinero et al, 2001). Spirulina has many different types of antioxidants, and the unique nature of phycocyanin makes Spirulina a level above other antioxidant foods or formulas. It is the phycocyanin in Spirulina that is thought to help protect against renal (kidney) failure caused by certain drug therapies administered in hospitals. Phycocyanin has also shown promise in treating cancer in animals and stimulating the immune system (Iijima et al 1982). A recent study showed that phycocyanin is a powerful anti-inflammatory (Reddy et al 2000). It has also been shown to inhibit the allergic inflammatory response (Remirez et al 2002). Phycocyanin combats inflammation as a Cox-2 inhibitor. Prescription Cox-2 inhibitors can damage the liver, but phycocyanin actually helps the liver.

A great deal of research has been done in Japan on phycocyanin. The Japanese have found the phycocyanin protects the liver and the kidneys during detoxification, as well as activating the immune system. Researchers at the Osaka Medical Center for Cancer and Cardiovascular Diseases said: “Spirulina is surmised to potentiate the immune system leading to suppression of cancer development and viral infection.” Their human clinical study showed that a hot water extract of Spirulina rich in phycocyanin increased interferon production and NK cytotoxicity (cancer killing cells) when taken orally. (Hirahashi et al, 2002). Continue on for more eye-opening information.

Cuban scientists have also been looking at the many properties of phycocyanin. Animal studies done with rodents showed that phycocyanin has anti-inflammatory activity due to prostaglandin E-2 inhibition (Romay et al, 2000) and that it reduces allergic inflammatory response and histamine release from cells (Remirez et al, 2002). Another study indicated that Spirulina had an anti-arthritic effect in mice, which they said may be due to the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of phycocyanin (Remirez et al, 2002).

Another study in Cuba concluded that phycocyanin as antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, neuroprotective (brain) and hepatoprotective (liver) effects (Romay et al 2003). Their work was done both in-vitro and in-vivo. In 12 experimental modules of inflammation, phycocyanin exerted a dose-dependant anti-inflammatory effect in every case. These scientists also found that phycocyanin reduced levels of tumor necrosis factor in mice and showed neuroprotective effects in rats.

An interesting study was done in Ukraine (where Spirulina had previously shown effectiveness in removing radioactivity from the urine of children suffering from high levels of radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear accident). This study was done with rats that were exposed to x-rays. The study found that rats fed phycocyanin experienced a correcting effect of the radiation exposure (Karpov et al, 2000).

Similar to studies done on Spirulina in its entirety, water extracts of Spirulina that are rich in phycocyanin have shown excellent antiviral properties. In one such experiment done at the National School of Biological Sciences in Mexico City, the phycocyanin-rich extract inhibited the infection for herpes simple virus 1 and 2, pseudo-rabies virus and human cytomegalovirus (Hernandez-Corona et al, 2002). In another study, a Spirulina water extract was compared with a chlorella water extract. Since chlorella has no phycocyanin, it performed much worse than Spirulina in relation to liver disease cells. The extracts of these two algae both showed positive effects, but Spirulina had a stronger effect than chlorella. The researcher pointed out, “the growth inhibitory effects of aqueous Spirulina extract on human liver cancer cells was five times that of chlorella.” (Wu et al, 2005)

Earlier work at the University of California, Irvine showed that phycocyanin exhibited a positive effect in removing plaque from the arteries. (Morcos et al, 1988). The authors stated that the properties that phycocyanin exhibited in their study “suggest potential therapeutic use for plaque localization and repression.”

In my wellness program, I make sure to consume at least 400 - 800 mg of BLUE MAJIK in either powder or capsule form. This is 1 -2 servings. I take a double serving on days in which I am doing a detox/cleanse or am under extra stress. I embark on a detoxification program one day each week, 2-3 days each month, and 7-10 days with each change of season. Because the phycocyanin is so effective as an anti-inflammatory, immune enhancer, and superb detoxifier for the kidneys and liver, I always take an extra (800 mg) on these special days in which I am cleansing, detoxifying and rejuvenating my body.

When you take it about two hours before bedtime on an empty stomach, it will help you sleep like a baby, too. Countless people in my private practice, as well as many friends, tell me that they like to also use it as a sleep aid. I drink a large glass of alkaline water mixed with a teaspoon of this stunningly blue, delicious powder 90 - 120 minutes before I go to sleep. Sweet dreams indeed!
 

I encourage you to purchase at least a 3-month supply from of ORGANIC BLUE MAJIK for you and your pets. I always get a 12-month supply at once to save on shipping. To order online, please visit the company’s website: E3Live.com. To order by telephone, call: 888-800-7070 (US & Canada) or 541-273-2212 (Intl), both PT, M - F • 7am - 5pm.

Blue Majik Cocktail Recipes

This simple recipe will knock your socks off. It takes about two minutes to make; it's delicious; it cleanses and rejuvenates the entire body; and it's so beautiful.

Blue Majik is a rich source of Phycocyanin — a powerful, deeply detoxifying antioxidant, an AquaBotanical, which can quench free radicals and has been shown to be a potent natural COX-2 inhibitor. Phycocyanin is being studied more and more by scientists around the world in recent years. The word “phycocyanin” comes from the Greek word for Algae “phyco” and the Greek word for blue “cyan.” Phycocyanin is an amazing water-soluble blue pigment that gives spirulina its bluish tint. Phycocyanin is only found in blue-green algae like spirulina—you can’t get it in other foods.

Having this Star Anise Blue Majik Cocktail daily will do wonders for your vitality, energy, appearance, and confidence!

Serves: 1 - 2
Prep Time: 1 - 2 minutes

• 1 - 1/2 cup Ionizer Plus Alkaline Water (or other juice like apple, orange, grapefruit, blueberry, cranberry, or coconut water)
• 1/4 tsp. Blue Majik powder (or the contents of about 2 capsules)
• 1 drop pure vanilla extract extract
• 1 star anise

Put the powder into a glass, add the liquid (chilled or room temperature) and mix well until the powder is dissolved. Pour into cocktail glasses (or other favorite glass) and top with a star anise as pictured. The color is absolutely resplendent so make sure you put this in a see-through glass. Enjoy this salubrious cocktail morning, noon, or night. The star anise is mostly for decoration although it will impart a small flavor note of licorice if you let it sit in the refrigerator for a couple hours or more.

Variations:
At my local juice shop, I get different fresh blends of juices... apple/rose, apple/lavender, apple/pomegranate, watermelon/mint, and more. All of these blends work well for this cocktail, too. A simple coconut water is delicious for this cocktail. It's always a stunning color and enjoyed by all ages, even children.

Star Anise:
This star-shaped seed pod of an evergreen tree is about one inch high with eight segments and a dark brown rust color. It get its distinctive licorice taste, like regular anise, from a chemical compound called anethol. However, the two are not related botanically. The star anise is a member of the Magnolia family. It's one of the spices in Chinese five-spice powder.
In traditional Chinese medicine, this beautiful star anise is prescribed as a digestive aid and to help cure colic in babies. It's available in Asian supermarkets and also in most grocery stores in the spice section. When you get it home, store the star anise in a sealed container in a cool dark place; it will last for several months. Throw it out (or put it in your garden's soil) once the flavor fades. If you use it in your simmered water or other dishes, star anise is usually added whole (don't break it up into pieces) and discarded before serving.

Orange Blue Majik Cocktail Recipe

As pictured in the photo to the left, stir about 1/8 teaspoon of Blue Majik powder (or the contents of about one capsule) into a glass of chilled water, coconut water, orange juice, or other favorite beverage, add in ice, top with an orange slice, and enjoy! Who wouldn't want to savor every sip of this colorful, health-enhancing beverage/cocktail?

Variations:
Sometimes I'll add in a few vanilla bean seeds and/or a few whole blueberries or raspberries. Experiment and see what you come up with to tickle your tastebuds.

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PS: PLANT FERTILIZER — I have lots of plants in my home. While it's not in the company's literature, I discovered by accident many years ago that by putting 1/4 teaspoon of the Blue Majik powder in a quart of water, shake or stir it up, and then use this colorful water to fertilize my houseplants, it turns them into award-winning beautiful plants. Everyone who sees them in my home, asks me about how I got such a green thumb. When I show my guests my secret, they are amazed at the simplicity and effectiveness. It richly blesses their life, too, when they start using this powder as a plant fertilizer. So not only will you drink this salubrious superfood, you can also use it as a plant-loving fertilizer. Try my green thumb secret on your office and houseplants for three months (and as a superfood-nutritional-supplement) and get ready to be dazzled.