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Дикий ирландский мох ручной работы/Высококачественный из Вьетнама Кэти

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PRODUCT NAME	DRIED SEAMOSS
MOISTURE	35%, 3%
COLOR	GOLD
Package	25-50KG/CARTON OR AS REQUEST

Sea Moss and Irish Moss: Everything You Need To Know

Sea moss, also known as Irish moss, red algae or Chondrus crispus, offers us a variety of health benefits.

It was being used to thicken smoothies and milks, and even in custardy desserts.

BENEFITS OF SEAMOSS

Thyroid Support

DI-Iodothyronine (DIT), what T3 breaks down into, is found in abundance in brown sea moss and for this reason, it has been used as a treatment for thyroid disorders. Thyroxin (T4) and Tri-iodothyronine (T3) have been found as the main organically bound iodine compounds in several seaweeds.

Then, of course, there is the iodine, which is highly concentrated in sea moss and this is serious fuel for the thyroid. Selenium is also present in abundance and is a necessary factor in thyroid hormone production.

Mental/Emotional Health

Sea moss is jam-packed full of potassium. The cells of the body cannot function without potassium, though strangely our bodies do not have a mechanism to conserve potassium. Adding high-potassium foods like sea moss to the diet can significantly improve behaviour and mental functioning (especially for ADD children!). High potassium foods are also very helpful for fibromyalgia, moodiness, agitation, depression and anxiety disorders. Irish moss is also an excellent source of a range of B vitamins, which are well known for supporting the nervous system and reducing stress.

This food is like a warm cup of tea with good book by the fire for the nervous system. Additional evidence indicates that sea moss has a neuroprotective effect, shielding the brain from the accumulation of a protein called α-synulein that is linked to neurodegeneration and the development of Parkinson's disease.