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92 Trace Minerals; Looking at Sea Moss

Nutrition
by Christine Donovan | Oct 1, 2019 | Healing
Yourself 101

Did you know that the body is made up of 102

minerals, 92 of which are also found in sea
moss? Needless to say that Irish Sea Moss is a
good source of vitamins and organified
minerals. Organified basically means that they
occur naturally in a plant based form that is
easily able to be assimilated into the body.
There is no scientific manufacturing required. In
the world of whole foods like this, you get the
full benefits of sea moss nutrition that is readily
available in the sea moss, all naturally.

Teach Me About Sea Moss Nutrition Benefits

Here is a short list of the various elements,
chemicals, trace minerals, and vitamins typically
found in sea moss:
• Calcium (Ca)
• Folate (​C19H19N7O6)
• Iron (Fe)
• Zinc (Zn)
• Copper (Cu)
• Sodium (Na)
• Iodine (I)
• Boron (B)
• Soluble Potash (K2O)
• Magnesium (Mg)
• Manganese (Mn)
• Phosphoric Acid (P2O5)
• Potassium (K)
• Selenium (Se)
• Sulfur (S),
• Carbohydrates including:
• Alginic Acid (C6H11No6)n
• Mannitol (C6H14O6)
• Laminarin ​(C6H10O5)x
• Nitrogen , and
• Vitamins A to E, and K

Let’s take a closer look at a couple of these that

are not frequently looked at.

What is Selenium?
Selenium is used widely in a range of
applications and is found in commercially
produced baby formula, multivitamins and a
range of other supplements. It is necessary in
small amounts for healthy cellular function.
Being a component of specific antioxidant
enzymes, it also helps to maintain healthy
thyroid function by converting one type of
thyroid hormone to another type as needed.
Selenium is capable of changing form under
various conditions including temperature
variations and exposure to Carbon disulfide.
Organic Selenium is believed to provide support
to the body and prevent a range of
complications including:

• The destruction of cells through premature

oxidization and oxidative stress
• Reduce the degree of impact or the likelihood
of:
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Cancer
• Stroke, and
• Premature aging
• Reducing the potential of mental health issues
and depression
• Reducing the extent of complications
associated with Hashimoto’s disease
• Boosting the immune system, and
• Reducing the impact of Asthma and related
symptoms

What is Laminarin?
Laminarin is a beta-glucan that is found in
brown species of seaweeds and algae. It is
responsible for the storage of the
polysaccharide Glucan. It plays a key role in
medicinal and medical research circles as it has
been found to possess the following properties:

• Antioxidant
• Antiviral
• Antiinflammatory
• Anticoagulant
• Antiproliferative
• Antitumour
• Antiapoptosis, and
• Immunostimulatory

Laminarin is created via photosynthesis and is

needed as a part of the life cycle of many
microorganisms. From a food source
perspective in our global ecosystem, think of
Laminarin as a carbohydrate. It is used as a
food source in a similar way to how
chrysolaminarin is put to use by phytoplankton,
in particular diatoms.

Fun Fact: Did you know that diatoms are

responsible for the generation of about 20% of
the oxygen we have access to on Earth? They
are found in the rivers, streams, oceans and soil
of our planet and number in their trillions! This
is another great reason for choosing sea moss
that is responsibly farmed instead of
wildcrafted.

This is by no means a complete list of the full

92 minerals found in sea moss. We are currently
undertaking assessments of a variety of spices
of sea moss to identify the minerals found
within them. At this stage we have yet to find a
source that explicitly states the 92 minerals
found in sea moss anywhere. But how can that
be achieved with all of the conjecture about
‘fake’ sea moss online? What’s the real deal,
and what’s a pretender?

What is Sea Moss?

Irish Sea Moss is the seaweed that was used a
lot during the Irish Potato Famine. Sea moss has
been referred to by several different names and
is often can include Carrageen or Chondrus
Crispus. Chondrus Crispus grows on what are
typically rocky coastlines in cooler waters like
those in the Northern Hemisphere around the
areas of the Northern Atlantic.
You’ll know it when you see it, it is a red algae
with a typically flatter appearance than other
types of seaweed found around it. As you can
see below, the thallus that can look like flat
leaves.

However, when I did my research I found that

several people of influence, what some may call
public notaries, are promoting the use of
different species of seaweeds to Chondrus
Crispus and referring to them Irish Sea Moss.
This can lead to a little confusion, and some
heated debate.

These other species have been found to include

Eucheuma Cottonii, Gracilaria, and
Kappaphycus Alvarezii. These are seaweed
species which have proven to be much easier to
source and grow in many oceans around the
world. They are also more suited to the warmer
climates of areas like the Caribbean and the
Pacific Islands, unlike Chondrus Crispus.

Comparing Chondrus Crispus to Eucheuma

Cottonii, Gracilaria and Kappaphycus Alvarezii,
these tend to have a tubular looking thallus.
They also come in several colors like green,
brown, red, purple, gold and sometimes a
combination of them as well. When these
species of seaweed are fresh, they tend to have
a firm and crisp outer texture with the inside
being softer and more jelly-like. Some of them
may also seems a bit rubbery.
What you tend to find for sale are variations on
the dried version of these types of seaweed.
They can be prepared in such a way that they
hold their natural color, or they can be bleached
to appear much lighter. This is not normally a
chemical bleaching that occurs. It is normally
sun bleaching, although, some large scale
manufactures out of China who process
seaweed have been known to use chemical
bleaching. So it pays to know more about your
sea moss in the end.

The same #seamoss from the previous video

that had been freshly harvested and washed in
fresh water before being placed in the plastic
bag you see here. This started out as a dark,
almost olive green. After a few hours in the bag
exposed to the sun it changed colour to be
almost completely clear.

After doing extensive research I’ve learned that

these other species, referred to as sea moss
(and Irish Sea Moss) by many people in the Sebi
community, are also very nutritious. These are
the species of sea moss more commonly found
for sale online because they are more
affordable and easier to acquire.

Chondrus Crispus in comparison can seem very

expensive when you look at it on a price per
kilogram (or price per pound) basis. So, the
question I find I ask myself is ‘what price do you
put on your health and the quality of the food
you eat?’ This is why we are looking at sea
moss nutrition.

Speaking from a more general basis to include

all the species we have introduced you to here,
sea moss comes in various shapes, colors, and
sizes. The size is typically indicative of the time
of the moisture content after the drying process
has been completed.

A Word of Caution on Manufacturing

You may already know of Irish Sea Moss by a
different name. Carrageenan is a bi-product of
Irish Moss and has been used in many
processed food and beverage products for a
long time now. Carrageenan is used as a
preservative, thickener, emulsifier, and
stabiliser.

There are food processing companies and

manufacturers who add Carrageenan to meat
products, deserts, salad dressing, beverages, a
variety of milk products, nut drinks (Vegan
substitutes for milk), yogurt, baby formula,
toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner. So,
seaweed has made it into your food already in
so many ways that you’re most likely not even
aware of!

There is only one major flaw that comes when

to the manufacture of Carrageenan and
considering the value of sea moss nutrition
after the fact. It loses all of the nutritional
benefits that the seaweed originally had. So
don’t assume that you’re going to be getting
specific health benefits when you consume
processed foods containing Carrageenan. This
is not likely at all.

Sea Moss Nutritional Benefits

With (the yet to be 100% confirmed) 92
minerals, Irish Sea Moss is one of the most
complex and nutritious foods available. There
are so many minerals which are beneficial to the
body. The minerals have been known to help
with Joints and Bone strength, Hair and Skin,
muscles and organs. It’s an all round winner in
the Superfood category.

There are people like Dr. Sebi who have

survived on a Sea Moss and water fast for a
very long time. The seaweed provides all the
minerals and nutrients that the body needs to
stay vibrant and energized. It is also a drawing
agent, which basically means that it helps flush
out toxins. We already know that the Irish
consumed Irish Moss as part of a staple diet
during the potato famine.

Sea Moss helps create the circle of life. From

enhancing the libido to improving fertility and
beyond. During pregnancy, women tend to
become nutrient deficient and sometime
experience health difficulties. But, when
consuming Sea Moss during pregnancy there
are many health benefits. It helps with the fetus’
development and keeping the mother health
and strong. After the baby has been born, the
Sea Moss continues to provide nutrients from
the amniotic fluid during breastfeeding. Age is
just a number but Sea Moss can support
everybody, young and old.
How Is Sea Moss Used?

People in different parts of the world prepare

sea moss in different ways. In Vietnam, they
rehyderated dried sea moss and mix it into a
range of foods as a vegetable. More commonly,
seaweed makes an appearance in salads,
cakes, jellies and deserts.

In Jamaica, they are well known for making a

sea moss drink. I’ve heard that the Jamaicans
prefer to go about re-hydrating their seaweed
by boiling it until it becomes soft and it takes on
an almost gelatinous consistency. In Jamaica,
people typically cook the seaweed with coconut
milk, a few spices like nutmeg and cinnamon
and then sweeten it to taste.

Personally, I turn the sea moss into a gel after

allowing it to soak in water for about 48 hours. I
apply it topically to my skin, and add it to
anything I want. I normally find myself including
a big spoon or two of sea moss to deserts,
smoothies, tea and coffee, and as a thickener in
soups and gravy.

Really, the options are endless because the

seaweed has little to no smell or flavor, so it
doesn’t change the taste of what you are
adding it to. However, it does change the
texture. When I add sea moss gel to my drinks
like my spicy chai tea, I notice a more creamy
texture which is simply divine. I suppose this is
similar to the Jamaican style Sea Moss drink.

In Summary
Irish Sea Moss nutrition far exceeds that of any
other plant or animal based food that I know of.
There are so many fabulous superfoods
available on the market, and I have yet to try all
of them. But I can say this, I love the benefits
that I’m experiencing using Irish Sea Moss.

https://detoxandcure.com/92-trace-minerals-
looking-at-sea-moss-nutrition
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