Irish Moss Powder (Sea Moss)

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Description

Latin Name: Chondrus Crispus

Origin Country: France

Irish moss is a red algae specie and is one of the most powerful superfoods in the Ocean.

Apart from its powerful anti-inflammatory effects, this red algae is packed with Protein, Fiber, Selenium, Iodine, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium, Phosphorus, and Zinc.

It is used as a vegetarian alternative to animal gelatins, a natural source of key vitamins, minerals and fiber, and as a skin emulsifier.

Irish moss can relieve all the symptoms associated with flu and colds, which makes it a good choice for your winter soups. Being a potent source of potassium chloride, this sea moss dissolves the catarrhs or the phlegm and inflammation of the mucous membrane to prevent congestion.

Sea moss has a high amount of potassium, which is essential for the smooth functioning of your body cells. As your body cannot conserve potassium, it is important for you to add sea moss in your diet to promote your mental functions and behavior.

Irish moss has rich fiber that makes it a mild and useful laxative. It can also soothe the tissues that are inflamed in the intestinal walls to offer good relied for all kinds of disorders.

Irish moss has a strong, sea-like flavour, so it's better to start using it in small amounts and also use it in recipes where the taste will be disguised by the other flavours. Try using it in: Smoothies Blended soups One-pot meals and stews Salad dressings Homemade nut/seed milk Raw desserts
Irish Moss functions as a thinner. As a result, individuals that are taking anticoagulant medications (blood thinners) should abstain from using Irish Moss in any form. Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers should not use Irish Moss as the effects are unknown.

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