Seaweed, another jewel from the sea
They also found out that seaweed extracts can pull some toxins and heavy metals out of the body and its slime produces an emollient effect, adding moisture to skin and hair. It's a very rich source of skin-fortifying omega 3 and can also boost iodine levels, which may help prevent the thin, dry skin and hair loss associated with iodine-related hypothyroidism.
You may opt to take supplements or enjoy the yummy seaweed wraps (mmm.... sushi!) or sprinkle kelp or dulse flakes, spiked with garlic or onion powder, on any dish in place of salt.
5 comments:
I am a huge fan of sea weed in many ways. I lived in Nova Scotia for many years and there it is a treasure. We understand the value of it. I personally love it in salad
I love anything seaweed, so yum!
my sister love to eat seaweeds...can't find some here in our place..
love it in california roll! hmm, na miss ko na tuloy -:D
I love the seaweed especially if you are making sushi. But I prefer it with rice mixed with olive oil and sesame inside it.
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