“Marine phytoplankton makes up one quarter of all vegetation (land and sea) and according to NASA provides up to 90% of the oxygen in the air we breathe. In essence, marine phytoplankton produce more oxygen than all the Earth’s forests combined. All the scientific research indicates that marine phytoplankton may be the most important food on planet Earth not only because of the nutritional content of the phytoplankton, but also due to the fact that marine phytoplankton is food for everything on Earth — it is the very meaning of food.” 

David Wolfe also explains in the book how marine phytoplankton is an excellent source of energy:

“Normally, our bodies have to break down everything we eat into little packets of protein, sugar, fats and oils, which are then put into one end of the mitochondria factory, and which then come out the other side as tiny energy units called nucleotides. These are ATP, ADP, AGP, etc. These nucleotides are the currency of the cell — these are the biological battery packets that are used to produce cellular energy. The nucleotides in phytoplankton actually bypass the mitochondria production factory altogether because phytoplankton nucleotides directly feed the cell with the energy. This means that the cell can produce energy quickly and effectively without having to go through all the energy of digestion.

The effect of taking medium to high dosages of marine phytoplankton will be energy with no stimulation. The ATP and other nucleotides found in the plankton turn directly into energy once in the human body. This makes marine phytoplankton the leading superfood product in the world for those needing to work extra hard in high-stress environments without sleep and who require long-term energy and focus, without stimulants. In this department, marine phytoplankton is unsurpassed.”

Longevity Warehouse Marine Phytoplankton Growing Conditions

The Longevity Warehouse Marine Phytoplankton is not grown in the open ocean due to pollution concerns, instead this product is grown under controlled, purified conditions in a photo-bioreactor in the European Union.