BVG is not trying to reinvent nature, we’re simply giving one of Earth’s oldest organisms a new job.
Before forests…Before dinosaurs…Before humans…There was Algae!!
Fossil records suggest some species emerged over a billion years ago. Our own Chlorella vulgaris belongs to an ancient microalgal lineage that first appeared on Earth more than 2 billion years ago. Tracing back to the Precambrian era, Chlorella is one of the oldest surviving photosynthetic organisms on the planet, a uniquely resilient and naturally powerful microalgae, helping shape early ecosystems and drive the evolution of life through its photosynthetic activity.
Nature spent 2 billion years perfecting this tiny green factory with a rich profile of bioactive compounds offering a clean, ancient source of nutrition and wellness. These tiny green cells helped shape the Earth’s early environment by producing oxygen, and they continue to play important roles today in ecosystems, biotechnology, and nutrition.
Let’s talk about just how important: Chlorella plays far more important roles than most people realize. It’s not just an ancient microalga; it’s a foundational engine of ecosystems, a versatile biotechnology chassis, and a nutrient-dense organism with real value in both human and livestock nutrition.
If nature ever built a Swiss army knife, it would look much like Chlorella. This microscopic powerhouse supports ecosystems by producing oxygen, cycling nutrients, forming the base of aquatic food webs, and improving overall water chemistry.
We’re not about to argue with Mother Nature!! For human and livestock nutrition, Chlorella is a nutrient-dense whole-food microalga with strong antioxidant and detoxification properties. It is a complete protein source (40-60%) rich in Vitamins B-complex, C, E, and K, minerals, and antioxidants.
Chlorella is one of the few natural ingredients that is simultaneously a protein source, antioxidant complex, and detoxifying agent.