Seamoss - Rediscovering the Magic of the Sea....

Ideally, seamoss should be eaten alongside a healthy balanced diet as it is an excellent substitute and replacement of all supplements that we are recommended to take including;

 

• Zinc

• Iodine

• Calcium

• Iron

• Magnesium

• Selenium

• Potassium

• Folate

• Omega-3

• Vitamins A, B, C, D, E and K, just to name a few…

  Seamoss contains all of these properties and a lot more….

 

This is why we have called it the Ultimate Immune Booster as it supports, maintains and boosts your immune system, helps any respiratory problems as it dissolves and breaks down mucus and phlem as well as being an anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antibacterial source.

Seamoss is used for cleansing, fasting and daily nutrition. This unique algae has a very unusual triphasic life cycle, and the remarkable ability to metabolise halides (iodine, chlorine, fluorine and bromine) which makes it an invaluable nutritional product.

 

Health Benefits of this amazing ‘superfood’ include;

 

• Nutrition - Contains over 90% of the bodies essential minerals

   

• Sexual - Promotes sexual function, Improves Libido, named Viagra of the sea

   

• Thyroid - Extremely rich in Iodine which is essential for a healthy functioning Thyroid

   

• Lungs/Smoking - Rich in Potassium Chloride which dissolves mucus and clears congestion

   

• Brain - Neuro-protective reduces oxidative damage and celebral inflammation

   

• Digestion - Works as a mild laxative, gives good gut bacteria and aids digestion

   

• Metabolism - Reduces appetite, boosts metabolism, promotes weight loss

   

• Immune system - Maintains, boosts and supports immune system function, helps remove heavy metal from gut, neutralises radiation, builds anti-oxidants

   

• Hormones - Improves hormonal balance, boosts sexual desire

• Exercise - Boosts energy levels, burns fat while building muscle, Amino acids builds protein and aids muscle recovery

   

• Joints and Bones - Helps and supports health for joints and bones and can alleviate joint issues

   

• Weight loss - Seamoss promotes weight loss by suppressing your appetite so it makes you feel full, which leads to eating less

   

• Skin and Hair - Rejuvenates and maintains health for skin, hair and nails, can be applied directly to skin and used as face mask

   

   

Seamoss is becoming more well known and established as the new ‘Superfood’ of today. What people should know is that seamoss or Irish seamoss as it also commonly known has actually been around for centuries.

During the 1800’s the Irish used seamoss during the food famine as a food replacement and for medicinal purposes. They made a drink called Irish Moss which they used to treat cold and flu sickness and symptoms. Even though seamoss grows in many countries, the Irish named theirs, ‘Irish seamoss’ which was then introduced to other countries and cultures who use it to this day and still call it Irish seamoss. Irish seamoss only grows in Ireland, just the same as Jamaican seamoss only grows in Jamaica.

There are many different types of Seamoss and it grows in various countries including Ireland, Europe, Caribbean Islands, Canada and Africa. The most common name of seamoss thanks to Dr. Sebi is Chondrus Crispus. Dr. Sebi has been the main influencer of seamoss highlighting it’s phenomenal properties and explains why we should all incorporate this amazing product into our diets. The 3 most commonly used seamoss are Chondrus Crispus, Genus Gracilaria and Eucheuma Cottonii. The wildcrafted organic seamoss used by Essential Elements is Genus Gracilaria and it is from the beautiful Caribbean Island of St. Lucia.

Seamoss is a natural organic algae from the sea and comes in array of colours. It’s mainly known as being a red/brown colour but can be found in shades of green, purple, yellow and black. It latches onto rocks within the sea and gathers all the nutrients and minerals from its growing environment. It is rich in Carrageen. This is used in many products we use daily as it is a thickening agent. Seamoss is also a prebiotic, which is a type of dietery fiber that’s essentially fertilizer for probiotics (healthy bacteria in your gut) which then helps support digestion.

Disclaimer:

Please note the listed health benefits of our products are subject to opinion and should not be taken as medical advice. Nutritional benefits may vary from one person to another.

You should always consult with a medical professional before incorporating herbal medicines and remedies into your diet. This is more important if you are already taking medication for a specific issue, pregnant or breastfeeding.