Rich in nutrients Kelp and other seaweeds are the great gift from the sea.

One of the main benefits of liquid Kelp benefits is that it contains naturally occurring iodine which helps restore balance to your thyroid gland which in turn helps with weight loss, and it is also excellent for restoring nutrients for healthy hair, nails and skin. It is also considered a body balancer, promoting adrenal, pituitary and thyroid health. Reports reveal that the ingestion of natural liquid Sea Kelp can dramatically lower rates of breast cancer. Kelp has also shown to lower levels of obesity, heart conditions, high blood pressure, respiratory disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis and hypertension. Some experts in the natural healing field believe Sea Kelp can have additional benefits, including increased enhanced brain development, osteoporosis prevention, anemia and alleviation of impotence. Kelp has been shown to detoxify and eliminate heavy metals and toxins, very effectively helping to purify the blood. Its easily absorbed organic minerals provide energy and stamina, while boosting the immune system and acting as a viral protector. Its impact on the immune system is even believed to help suppress AIDS kill the herpes virus. Kelp liquid herbal extract is soothing for a sensitive or troubled digestive system, aiding greatly in treating recurrent constipation and gastric bloating. It also strengthen the circulatory system and lowers cholesterol. Kelp has been found to be helpful for treating headaches, ulcers, stress, kidney malfunctions and sometimes, depression. Kelp is especially useful as a women's vitamin, because it is high in iron, calcium and potassium, all of which tend to be essential for women during menstruation. Kelp is high in magnesium which helps promote better sleep in women who are going through menopause.

Liquid Kelp supplementations are among the greatest sources of vitamins and minerals. There are actually 70 elements and minerals, besides iodine in sea Kelp. Iodine helps make sure that your thyroid is working at its best so that your body has improved metabolism, energy and growth. Iodine kills infections and bacteria that attack our bodies. Kelp is a thyroid tonic and a rich source of iodine. If this critical element is lacking in the diet, the deficiency may lead to thyroid malfunction, causing an under-active (or overactive) thyroid gland. Goiter, a non-cancerous enlargement of the thyroid gland, visible as a swelling at the front of the neck and associated with iodine deficiency, has been said to be effectively treated by the use of Kelp, and it has also been said to dissolve firm masses/lumps, ease swelling and reduce edema, all of which can be caused by the malfunction of the thyroid gland.

When obesity is a direct result of thyroid disorders, Kelp may be of some help in weight control by boosting the thyroid's metabolism. There have been

some reports that Kelp has also reduced cellulite deposits. Because of its high iodine content, many nutritionists assume that by stimulating thyroid function, Kelp increases metabolism and the rate at which the body uses energy and consequently decreases fat deposits. Millions of overweight people are dieting at any given time and Kelp's fiber content may be of be very helpful by decreasing the food cravings.

Kelp promotes a healthy-functioning and balanced system throughout the body, building immunity and generally improving glandular functions overall. As a system cleanser, Kelp's rich supply of nutrients from the sea has a buffering ability to neutralize wastes from the body fluids to be more easily discharged from the body. Kelp absorbs toxins from the digestive system, improving digestion, stimulating kidney function, increasing circulation, and purifying the blood.

Kelp has been used to soothe the mucous membranes in the respiratory tract, thus reducing catarrh and relieving irritated throat and cough. A report on Kelp health benefits from the International Seaweed Symposium stated "In all patients there was a spectacular drop in the incidence of colds and flu's resulting in a very positive Kelp health benefit" from ingesting liquid Kelp.

Strep throat is cause by streptococcal bacteria and must be treated with natural antibiotics or prescriptions. There are many powerful natural antibiotics which work well at killing bacteria, but Kelp is the best to use for killing strep bacteria. Kelp, being very rich in iodine, kills bacteria and other disease-causing organisms.

Sea Kelp works as a toxin scavenger in the body. It helps balance your body's PH levels and builds your immune system to fight off viruses. The thyroid is the main consumer of iodine, but breast tissue can also benefit from the additional iodine intake. The level of calcium in Kelp can help prevent osteoporosis and strengthen the bones.

Breast cancer is one of the most familiar health risks women face. A diet containing Kelp supplements may decrease the risk of estrogen-dependent diseases, such as breast cancer, in humans. Kelp is able to help limit the amount of cancer cells released into the blood stream and can also help to

limit tumor growth. Kelp has been studied in Japan and it is believed to prevent fibrocystic breasts and malignant cells.

Kelp has been thought to absorb and remove drugs, chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive strontium from the body. Herbalists claim that Kelp's active ingredient, sodium alginate, binds these toxins in the gastrointestinal tract, preventing their absorption into the body. (Kelp could be helpful during radiation treatments.)

Used for rheumatic pain, and elements in Kelp are thought to handle the uric acid that contributes to the pain and eliminate the uric acid from the body. Uric acid build-up in the joints cause rheumatic pain. The tissues and joints become inflamed and can be very painful. Kelp extract eliminates this by flushing the uric acid from our bodies thus alleviating arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.

Asian people use Kelp to treat genitourinary tract problems, including kidney, bladder, uterus and prostate. Some older men have reported that daily use has reduced enlarged prostates and painful urination. Kelp is also an excellent source of selenium, which concentrates in the testicles in males and can boost sex drive and sperm production.

Kelp not only does wonders inside the body, it also works its magic on the skin. It thoroughly moisturizes the skin, and many of the benefits of Kelp liquid herbal extract can help the skin look much younger, even glowing. Kelp's rich supply of nutrients and ability to balance and strengthen overall bodily function helps to promote healthy growth of hair and nails. It has even been used to reduce hair loss. Those who want to grow healthy hair without medical intervention should consider natural supplements such as Kelp.

Nutrients: Contains over 70 trace elements and major minerals including: Iodine, calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, silicon, phosphorus, manganese, zinc, vitamins B1, B2, B3, A, C, E, G, S and K.

Drug interactions: No known drug interactions.

Ingredients: Atlantic/Norwegian Kelp Seaweed, Distilled Water, 20% Alcohol.

Instructions: Use 6-12 drops in juice or water, under the tongue or as desired. May be taken 3 times daily. Shake well. Store in cool dark place. Keep out of reach of children.

Contraindications: Those suffering from hyperthyroidism or have heart problems should not use Kelp. Those with high blood pressure or blood vessel disease should not use this product without first consulting a physician. Pregnant and nursing women should never take Kelp; the Laminaria genus is a uterine stimulant and can dilate the cervix and induce abortion. Kelp should not be taken in large doses (many times the recommended amount), as it may increase pulse rate, cause tremors, acne, elevated blood pressure, hyperthyroidism and counterproductive thyroid function (ironically, there have been reports of an occasional side effect called "iodine goiter" associated with iodine that results in an enlargement of the thyroid gland resembling goiter, and if you experience this, discontinue using iodine, and consult your health care practitioner. Do not take Kelp without talking to your doctor first if you are taking thyroid hormone medicine - examples: levothyroxine (Synthroid, Levothroid), desiccated thyroid (Armour Thyroid). Rare problems with blood (such as low platelets or bleeding) and low blood pressure have been reported with the use of Kelp; speak with your doctor if you are taking blood thinning medication.