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 AlginIt takes roughly a ton of harvested kelp to produce just 50-60 pounds of algin. Even so, Algin is used in all sorts of everyday foods, including fruit drinks, marshmallows, and as a thickening agent for ice cream. Other products include candy, gelatins, puddings, condiments, relishes, processed vegetables, fish products, and imitation dairy products.There's a good chance you are already getting small amounts of algin if you eat any processed or prepared foods in your daily life. Algin is a food product used nutritionally by some individuals with high cholesterol, for colon health, constipation (in adults), heavy metal poisoning, lead poisoning, radiation sickness, and detoxification after vaccinations. Derived from kelp, Algin is a mucilage. As a mucilage it absorbs toxins in the digestive tract, particularly heavy metals like mercury. Best used in conjunction with Heavy Metal Detox capsules. Take 2-3 capsules three times daily with plenty of water. Warning! Sodium alginate, an important part of the kelp plant, is mucilaginous and gels in water. Many people use it as a nutritional supplement supportive of the intestinal system. Its bulking action encourages normal elimination function of the colon. Alginates have been widely used as food additives and in the cosmetic industry. Drink two glasses of juice or water with each serving Take 2 capsules three times daily between meals. . Description: Herbal Dietary Supplement Recommended Usage:
Notes:*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This bottle was sealed for your protection. Do not use if inner seal is missing or damaged.
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