Archive for August, 2010
Marine Phytoplankton: Environmental Microbiology
Marine phytoplankton are tiny open water sea plants, animals or bacteria with limited or no swimming ability that drift with the tides and currents of the oceans. They require sunlight to multiply and in high nutrient and right conditions they multiply rapidly.
Environmental microbiology is rich enough to feed some of the largest mammals on earth which are many species of whales including Blue, Bowhead, Baleen, Grey, Humpback, Right and the largest of all, whale sharks.
Why Marine Phytoplankton is Unique Read the rest of this entry »
It’s a fact that many of us are lacking in the necessary nutrients. Take for instance omega-3 fatty acids; only 1/10 of the population is getting enough of these from the various food sources and supplements. The truth is, people have reduced their intake of fish due to the polluted waters and how the fish are affected by them. Having said that, you should consider taking fish oil pills. Read the rest of this entry »
