Seaweed and its extracts are widely used in wound dressings and thalassotherapy (eg. seaweed body wraps). As a food ingredient, it improves the bloom of horses, dogs and mink, not to mention human skin, hair, nails, circulation and weight regulation, for which we suggest the daily dietary inclusion of other Seagreens® nutrition and grocery products. Female subjects in uncontrolled weight regulation trials at the University of Pavia, Italy (1999) increased blood flow to the skin by as much as 45% with claimed reduction in cellulite, lost 30% of their subcutaneous fat and 5% from their waist and hip measurements. For the regulation of body weight and fat the most likely modes of action are improving digestion, metabolism and hormone regulation, blood alkalising and cleansing, and balancing tissue and cellular salts. | More information can be found in the Seagreens® Healthcare Summary Weight Regulation section. The Summary for Healthcare Practitioners is an alphabetical guide to the daily use of Seagreens® products in the general population. It is regularly updated on this website and may be viewed or downloaded by clicking here.
“Seaweeds are useful in weight-loss programmes and for lowering cholesterol and fat in the blood. Marine plants have a ‘sinking’ quality and direct the energy of the body lower and more internally” Paul Pitchford in Healing with Whole Foods, North Atlantic Books, 1993. | Seagreens® Microgranules are available exclusively by mail order from one of Seagreens® Retail Partners: Oceans of Goodness. Available by telephone on +44 (0)1293-520460 or Web site : www.oceansofgoodness.com Email: seaweed@oceansofgoodness.com |