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KELP (100 CAPS)
(Laminaria sp, Fucus sp).
Single herb (weed used).
525 mgs per capsule.
Recommended on the label: Two capsules with
two meals daily
Other ingredients: Kosher
gelatin and water capsule.
Properties:
Antacid, Anticoagulant, Condiment, Demulcent (Mucilant), Diuretic,
Emollient, Fungicide, Mineraliser, Stimulant, Thyrotrophic.
Nutrients:
Calcium,
chlorine, potassium, magnesium, iodine, other minerals including
trace minerals, amino acids.
Nutrition for: General
nutrition, iodine, underactive thyroid.
Kelp is a
marine algae common to oceanic coastlines around the world. It
contains many trace minerals as would be expected coming from the
sea.
A very well known
food supplement, and it, along with seaweeds, is very good for the
garden as well.
Some sprinkle it
on foods in granular form, but others find this unpalatable.Because the
plant’s nutrients come in a natural form, they are easily
assimilated by the body.
The iodine content
of Kelp provides the nutrient necessary to support underactive
thyroid glands, which in turn may assist metabolism.
Common names: Rock weed, spiral
rock weed, norwegian kelp, knotted kelp, knotted wrack or egg wrack.
( Ascophyllum nodosum Fucus sp), fingered kelp, oarweed (Laminaria
digitata),
sugar kelp (Laminaria saccharina).
Precautions:
Do
not take if you have had a complete
thyroidectomy as it may make a swelling appear.
If
your thyroid is partially
removed seek advice from your health professional.
Do
not take if you have an overactive
thyroid (Grave`s
disease).
If on any drugs
for any problem at all, check first to see if this herb is
compatible.
If pregnant or
lactating seek advice first.
Use only as
necessary.
If symptoms
persist please see your health professional.
Some other products for
general nutrition: Super
Supplemental Vitamins and Minerals, Colloidal Minerals, Liquid
Chlorophyll, Kelp, Pacific Noni (Morinda), Alfalfa.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug administration.
Information about this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
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