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Ingredients # sea vegetables (seaweeds)

sea vegetables (seaweeds)

  • Seaweeds are a great source of other minerals as well as salt. Dried sea vegetables can simply be ground up in a seed grinder and the resulting powder used as salt.

  • There are many types of sea vegetables that have been used traditionally for hundreds of years. Here are some examples.

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  • “The most profound discovery was that women with endometriosis and severe menstrual irregularities experienced significant improvement in their symptoms after three months of taking 700mg of seaweed capsules a day, ...”

  • http://women.timesonline.co.uk/...

  • Clearspring sea vegetables nutrition chart

  • http://www.clearspring.co.uk/...

  • Seaweed fights obesity, researchers in Newcastle claim
    Seaweed fibre is being added to bread
    Seaweed could hold the answer to tackling obesity, according to Newcastle University researchers.
    The team found alginate - a fibre found in sea kelp - reduces the body's fat uptake by more than 75%. That is better than most anti-obesity treatments.

  • http://news.bbc.co.uk/...

 

 

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Links

  • "Our seaweeds & sea vegetables are 100% natural seaweeds - sea plants - algae and therefore can be considered suitable for vegetarians and vegans."

  • http://www.irishseaweeds.com/

Books about sea vegetables (also known as seaweed)

 

       

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