Motivating discoveries through History!

Marine Phytoplankton appeared in our Oceans long before our assistance as humans. It is truly a remarkable basic alga that can do wonders to anyone. Many great discoveries have been made and all agrees that the past and the future of Human nourishment are in the Oceans.

The Tara expedition represented 938 days of sailing in total, 62,000 miles travelled, 32 countries visited and 126 scientists from different nationalities and all kind of disciplines – genomics, biology, oceanography, biophysics, genetics, biogeochemistry and bio-geography, taking turns on board to collect more than 30,000 samples of plankton with the aim to study their ecosystems and their sensitivity to environmental changes.
Chris Bowler is one of the scientific coordinators of the Tara Oceans expedition said: "Today, marine micro-organisms still play two vital roles for the survival of human beings.

· First; and this is probably the most obvious one, they are at the base of the food chain.
They provide food to the fish, which we eat.

: Second; they still generate half of the oxygen on the planet, removing CO₂ from the atmosphere in the process.
We know why this is so important: Carbon dioxide, being a greenhouse gas, is contributing to the global warming of the Earth.

Many European scientist and biologist got together to do more in depth research and they learned that there is one amassing strain of marine phytoplankton is Nannochloropsis.

This strain is remarkably identical to the human nutritional profile. This one unique type of Marine Phytoplankton gives the body all the raw materials it needs to produce healthy new cells.

The production of marine Phytoplankton in-land made this super food readily available for many people.…more under Science
Through the history of science lots of findings has proven that our bodies are capable of communicating and recovering any challenges that arises.

To maintain health your cells need their own balanced terrain. "biological terrain". We are concerned with pH balance, mineral balance, hydration levels, good bacteria in the gut and other items of importance. When these things are off balance the body is off balance. And when it's off balance, it is reflected in the body's blood. One of the most dynamic of bodily fluids is the blood. By observing living blood under a microscope, we can get a real-time, dynamic and concrete visual perspective of the state of our internal biological terrain or body ecology.

True Health can not be achieved without restoring the internal terrain!

The bio-terrain theory suggests that the balance of the internal biological environment is what protects, or fails to protect, an individual from illness and disease, rather than exposure to microbes (germs).
It's the bio-terrain — the internal milieu/environment
— that actually determines whether health and vitality or illness prevails.

Hippocrates (460-377 BC) The founder of modern medicine believed that the key to vibrant health was a commitment to fitness and healthy diet. This fact is based on healing principles that are honest, logical and scientific.
"Natural forces within us are the true healers of disease" (Hippocrates)

In 1865, Claude Bernard and Antione Bechamp, the Father of Modern Physiology, introduced the concept of the Milieu Interieur, or Internal Terrain.
The Milieu Interieur or Internal Terrain are the fluids that are responsible for every function of the body.
Disease and poor health are the result of a corruption of the internal fluids, The Milieu Interieur.  This corruption impairs every physiological function from the immune system to the nervous system.

Rene Quinton was inspired by the work of Charles Darwin who confirmed that "life began in ancient oceans".  The captivated Quinton and inspired him to look to the sea for its connection to human physiology and the Milieu Interieur.
The chemical composition of the Internal Terrain of animals is nearly identical to the composition of the primordial ocean where life began.
"We are truly a living marine aquarium" (René Quinton)
He tells us that our cells, tissues and organs are like aquatic life swimming in an aquarium of seawater.

Professor Louis-Claude Vincent concluded in 1959, that the key to understanding health was through monitoring and controlling the body's building blocks, which are found in the body fluids. (Palais de l'Unesco, Paris). If one aspect of the cell communication chain is damaged or broken, a domino effect ripples throughout the vital systems and decay and cell death begin. This can be dramatically observed in disease or in the slower process of the aging system we call 'old age and slow demise'.

Bruce Lipton, ~ The Biology of Belief  
"I realized that a cell's life is controlled by the physical and energetic environment and not by its genes. Genes are simply molecular blueprints used in the construction of the cells. The environment serves as a 'contractor' who reads and engages those genetic blueprints and is ultimately responsible for the character of the cell's life. It is a single cell's 'awareness' of the environment, not its genes, that sets in motion the mechanisms of life."