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A study led by a University of Miami neurologist found an amino acid could treat ALS and Florida’s blue-green algae links to the disease. ALS progressed slower in monkeys exposed to the toxin ...

Related: Toxic blue-green algae: Florida may increase testing to find polluters "These vervets were exposed to the same cyanobacterial toxin that was found. in the brains of beached dolphins with ...

Exposure to a specific type of blue-green algae toxin known as cylindrospermopsin has shown to wreak havoc on gut bacteria and an increased probability of irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory ...

The fear is blue-green algae may also be harmful to other parts of our bodies. Dr. Shirley Gordan, FAU College of Nursing: “Well, it’s a large freezer that is set to minus 80.” ...

NEW ORLEANS — All of Mississippi's gulf coast beaches are now closed to swimmers because of those blue-green algal blooms. It's believed the algae is a result of the Bonnet Carre Spillway ...

Thick blue-green algae surrounds boats in the Pahokee Marina on Lake Okeechobee on April 28, 2021. Blooms increase as water temperatures rise and nutrients in the shallow lake get stirred up by wind.

Blue-green algae is coming to a river or lake near you, almost without doubt. The scourge of toxic blooms is becoming increasingly problematic worldwide, in part due to the climate crisis.

This blue-green algae has a never-ending list of benefits and vitamins and minerals and, well, sorcery, probably. Spirulina contains lots of protein, as well as vitamins A, B1, and C. Oh, and it ...

What makes the serum so special is its inclusion of the brand’s patented BL+ Complex, which blends algae and silica—aka two of the Blue Lagoon’s most powerful skin-nourishing ingredients.

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has urged dog owners to be careful near bodies of fresh water this summer due to the dangers of toxic blue green algae.

New ALS research implicates blue-green algae toxin, offers hope that amino acid can help. ... of the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine who served as first author on the paper.