Okay, this feels like it might be a stupid question, but..
What's spirulina?
Spirulina is a blue-green algae that is almost pre-plant.
It's existed for millions of years and actually lacks a standard plant cell wall and as such is really easy to absorb.
It's over 70% protein and contains all the essential amino acids.
It contains in one teaspoon well and truly over 100% of your vitamin A (in beta carotene form) and vitamin K. A good dose of all your vitamin B's (arguably vitamin B12); over 25% of your iron needs and 15% of your calcium needs. And about 10% of your iodine, magnesium, zinc, selenium, copper, manganese, chromium and potassium.
It is also high in some other co-factors and antioxidants.
ALL IN ONE TEASPOON!!!!
It's an amazingly nutritious food; you could honestly survive just on it for quite an extended period of time if you ate enough.
It's a little expensive but well worth it.