Kelp is one of those plants that is readily available and useable to mankind for many purposes and nutrition is one of them. Among the many elements in kelp are the minerals include Iodine, bromine, alginic acid, alginates and their organic salts, especially sodium alginate. These affect such organs as the thyroid gland which has very vital functions to perform in the body in the way of controls over many important functions, such as the endocrine system.

Kelp, a “gift from the sea” provides its treasured iodine, which is needed by the thyroid to healthfully function. Due to its unique ingredients acquired from the rich supply of nutrients from the sea, kelp has the buffering ability to neutralize wastes from the body fluids to be more easily discharged from the body.

Kelp also helps soothe an irritated throat and mucous membranes. Kelp’s action soothes coughs, dissolves firm masses such as tumors, treats enlarged thyroids, lymph node enlargement, swollen and painful testes and reduces edema, all of which can be caused by the malfunction of the thyroid gland.

• Iodine is important for thyroid disorders, whether underactive or overactive and obesity.
• Iodine feeds the thyroid which controls metabolism. For this reason, kelp has been used for a long time in weight loss formulas.
• Sodium alginate is known to reduce strontium absorption (radiation).

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, but rather is a dietary supplement intended solely for nutritional support.