I think so, Havfun, but probably not in either the liquid (alcoholic) or 'smoothie' (w/sweetener?) forms. (I don't think anyone is using stevia as a sweetener for any 'product', yet.)

Probably you'll have to watch nutritional bars, etc., too.

Aphanazam flos aqua (sp?) is, apparently, a plant which has some animal characteristics. The company, however, is unlikely to mention its efficacy in connection with any ailment.

I enjoyed it very much.

fledgling

Old post wow! but yes, it is actually recommended by the candida expert group to help give the body nutrients needed to repair the damage of candida.

Here's the link

http://candidaspecialists.com/e3live-aphanizomenon-flos-aquae-blue-green-algae/