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The mechanism of the Spirulina action has been ascertained by collection of blood cells among volunteers who had consumed hot water containing Spirulina extract orally and had their immune levels assessed (Lu et al
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However, she added that there were reports that the substance "can raise people's blood pressure, it can cause kidney failure, it can break down muscle tissue, it can even cause a certain brain disorder called encephalopathy"