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Re: SURVEY of kelp
 
illys / elisah Views: 502
Published: 9 y
 
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Re: SURVEY of kelp


Bladderwack (a smaller sea vegetable with pockets of floaty-material, grows in the shallows),

Dulce and several other types of kelp grow further off-shore.

Several types of seaweed can end up in a seaweed supplement.

When I went and read up on the Iodine content of kelps to try and find a good one, I found there were 4-5 types that were richest, and are generally marketed.

Also there were folk advising some careful caution. Mineral-hungry plants can get just as confused and suck up heavy metals just as badly as humans when their waters have been polluted.
 

 
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