HunaQuest

04/02/2026

Back from Boa Vista and getting ready for the lomilomi course next week

29/01/2026

Klamath Blue-Green Algae (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, or AFA) has quietly sat at the heart of The Really Healthy Company since the beginning.

Back in the 1990s, our director Nancy began importing it from Oregon and famously called it “the Rolls-Royce of algae.” In her view, it left chlorella and spirulina behind — not through hype, but through substance.

At the time, Klamath was embraced by the early wellness movement in LA, long before health became a global industry. Today, despite a market saturated with bold claims and flashy trends, this wild, intelligent algae has faded from the spotlight — even though its quality remains unchanged.

Unlike spirulina or chlorella, Klamath is wild-harvested from Upper Klamath Lake in Oregon, a mineral-rich, volcanic ecosystem shaped by intense sunlight and ancient natural rhythms. It grows as nature intended, not in tanks or factories.

Its naturally complex profile includes around 60% protein, essential amino acids, B vitamins (including natural B12), chlorophyll, phycocyanins, and phenylethylamine (PEA), delivered in a highly bioavailable form the body recognises.

Modern research has shown that Klamath algae may support the body’s natural repair processes, including increasing circulating stem cells in as little as 48 hours.

Gently harvested, low-temperature dried, and rigorously tested for purity — Klamath doesn’t chase trends.
It simply continues to do what it always has: quietly supporting the body’s innate intelligence.

07/01/2026

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01/01/2026

01/01/2026

27/12/2025

Feb/March course is full, next available course starts 11 April, please see https://hunaquest.com/lomilomi-courses.html for full details

15/12/2025

Just finished the last lomilomi massage course of 2025, two more wonderful lomilomi practitioners

18/11/2025

Be the fern🌿

It is Wednesday.
You have got this.
Be the fern.🌿

07/11/2025

06/11/2025

New canvases have arrived🤩. Just two sizes this time

23/10/2025

Love this track by Keali'i Reichel - e o mai

08/10/2025

Canoe plants are a group of plants that the first Polynesians introduced to Hawaiʻi. There are approximately 24 species that survived long periods at sea while avoiding damage from the sun and salt water. They were used for food, medicine, shelter, and dozens of other purposes needed in everyday life. Each one was essential for survival and remains an important part of Hawaiian culture today.