Natural Solutions – Irish Sea Moss – Hormonal support (caps)

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Natural Solutions: Irish Sea Moss

100% pure non radiated organic herbs / no fillers – Free of pesticides, preservatives and lactose.

Sea moss is full of iodine, so it should help people with hypothyroidism, a condition where your body doesn’t make enough thyroid hormones, which regulate your body’s metabolism. This herb contains the vital hormone precursor Di-Iodothyronine (DIT) and thyroid hormones Thyroxin (T4) and Try-iodothyronine (T3) helping regulate Thyroid Function.

Sea Moss has antiviral agents that help to prevent respiratory ailments, and with its anti bacterial properties helps skin disorders. It strengthens the immune system, and help to filter out impurities in the blood stream.

One of the reasons sea moss has been touted as a superfood recently is that it’s a vegan, gluten-free source of many nutrients. Some of the nutrients in sea moss are:

• Vitamin B2
• Calcium
• Iodine
• Potassium
• Sodium
• Magnesium
• Zinc

Benefits:

• Help fight hypothyroidism (a condition where your body doesn’t make enough thyroid hormones, which regulate your body’s metabolism)
• Antiviral properties
• Respiratory health
• Anti-bacterial properties
• Help fight skin disorders
• Strengthens the immune system
• Help to filter out impurities in the blood stream
• Help calm digestion
• Strengthen joints
• Assist emotional / mental health

Ingredients:
100% pure organic Irish Sea Moss

Our Natural Solutions Sea Moss is a non-GMO. Certified Organic, and contains Potassium, Calcium, Iodine, and Natural Vitamins A, B, D, E & K.

More In-Depth Information:

Sea moss is an edible North Atlantic seaweed. The edible portions come from the dried thallus of a species called Chondrus crispus found on the rocky Atlantic coasts of the British Isles, the EU, and North America. Also called carrageen from the Irish “carraigín” for “little rock”, this variety of red algae yields a gummy substance. In fact, this is one of the reasons it is so widely used today. Many laypeople have used Irish moss to enhance their skin and boost their health, although there is no significant science supporting its benefits. This doesn’t mean they don’t exist, however.

One reason the science isn’t there may be that it hasn’t been done. Experts do conclude that various cultures have used sea moss as a folk medicine for generations—and that as a plant it has some inherent medicinal advantages. In some places, principally the British Isles and the Caribbean, people still use sea moss to fight off colds and respiratory illnesses by boosting their immune systems. Today, most don’t just eat Irish moss straight. Instead, they use it to create a gel by boiling the dried or raw sea moss in water—as a thickening agent, the result is a sticky gel. Often in the Caribbean, people also serve Irish moss boiled like tea and mixed with sweetened milk, cold. Of course, most modern users consume Irish moss in pill or powdered form.

Sea moss is also rich in selenium, another important metabolic factor. A healthy thyroid function helps improve mood, digestion, and more. It’s not that surprising that iodine-rich Irish moss is so prized for boosting energy levels based on thyroid alone, but that’s not all it does.

Sea moss also contains folate (B9) and riboflavin (B2). Both contribute to energy levels overall as they assist the body in forming red blood cells and genetic material, and breaking down carbs, fats, and proteins.

Rich in potassium, sea moss helps the cells of the body function optimally. Adding sea moss and other high-potassium foods into your diet can notably improve mental functioning, particularly for people suffering from ADHD. High-potassium foods are also useful for treating hyperactivity, anxiety disorders, depression, fibromyalgia, and mood swings. Irish moss can also reduce stress and support the nervous system because it is an excellent source of B vitamins. Sea moss also has a neuroprotective effect against Parkinson’s disease and neuro-degeneration, protecting the brain from accumulating too much α-synuclein protein.

In addition, sea moss contains the phytonutrient algin, which can help our existing detoxifying tissues remove heavy metals from our bodies.

Digestive Health Like aloe, chia seeds, and okra, sea moss is a mucilaginous food. Yes—that means it has a slimy consistency, but that also means it can serve as a healing and soothing agent for mucous membranes anywhere in the body. That includes the membranes in the internal digestive tract.

As a prebiotic, Irish moss increases the colon’s production of helpful short-chain fatty acids, improves overall gut immunity and health, and reduces detrimental gut bacteria specifically.

Sea moss may help prevent or relieve symptoms of flu or colds. It does two things naturally that you’d hope a cough syrup, cold medicine, expectorant, and antibiotic combination might do: fight congestion and phlegm, and boost immunity to infections. Irish moss is rich in the nutrient potassium chloride, which helps to eliminate catarrhs—phlegm and inflammation in the mucous membranes. By reducing these sources of congestion and acting as a natural antiviral and antimicrobial agent, sea moss may help to battle infections and respiratory illnesses.

For all of these reasons, something with a shot of sea moss such as a smoothie (EMPTY 2 OF OUR CAPSULES INTO YOUR SMOOTHIE MIX) might become your go-to during cold and flu season and when infectious diseases are raging. This kind of Irish moss supplement or treat loads you up with potassium iodide, to help your body open airways and dissolve phlegm. It is also rich in antioxidants, amino acids, vitamin C, and other antimicrobial and antiviral agents that can help you ward off respiratory illnesses: Bronchitis, Chest coughs, Cold, Flu, Mucous, Pneumonia, Sore throat, and Tuberculosis.

Sea Moss May Nourish Your Skin. Sea moss, once transformed into sea moss gel, is basically a natural gelatine-like substance filled with minerals and vitamins useful in treating burns, dermatitis, eczema, and psoriasis. It also contains citrulline–arginine, a compound that can improve metabolism and cell growth. Irish moss can also support softer skin and hair by aiding the body in producing collagen. It does this because citrulline–arginine releases amino acids critical to synthesizing collagen and protein.

Sea Moss for the Skin.
”How to use Sea Moss Topically ~ To start reaping the benefits of sea moss on behalf of your skin, make some of this silky lotion.

Sea Moss Lotion recipe: 2 tablespoons sea moss,(8 of our capsules opened) 2 cups distilled water; 2/3 cup aloe vera gel; 2 tablespoons almond oil; 1 tablespoon coconut oil; 1 tablespoon olive oil; several drops essential oil, such as tea tree if desired (optional). Soak sea moss in distilled water for 30 to 60 minutes. Boil for 30 to 40 minutes in a deep saucepan. Strain off solids to reveal a transparent seaweed jelly. Combine ½ cup of the seaweed jelly and the aloe vera gel (you should have a little extra Irish moss gel). Allow the mixture to cool. Blend sea moss/aloe mixture at low speed. Slowly add the almond oil, coconut oil, and olive oil one by one in thin streams until blended. You will end up with a smooth, light lotion. Store it in a clean jar.

Warning:

These supplements have not been evaluated by the MCC and are not intended to treat diagnose or cure any ailment. We recommend you work with a health care professional and do not recommend any herbal supplement if you are taking chronic medication unless agreed by your Doctor. Keep out of reach of children.

Safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, think you may be pregnant or are planning to have a baby, please consult your doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare provider for advice before taking this medicine.

DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for educational purposes only. All medical conditions must be diagnosed and treated by a qualified health professional. No medical claims are made. No claim or opinion is intended to be, nor should be construed to be, medical advice.