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Re: Algae and C new
      #173079 - 04/24/05 07:56 AM
Meryl36

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I give my dog (who has cancer) a product called blue green alge from Klammath Lake. It's a pill & I was wondering if that was the same thing you're talking about. My vet says that its a wonderful product & the guy at the health food store says it's a good antioxidant. Are you talkig about the seeweed stuff you get at the HFS like Komubu (sp?). Thanks for some more info
Meryl

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Augie: Yup. new
      #173126 - 04/24/05 12:46 PM
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Yup. You can use it as a kind of garnish or condiment if you want.

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Re: Algae and C new
      #302638 - 03/20/07 11:23 AM

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hi can i get some good brand names for the capsules/powder form and a website where i can buy online? also the grocery store stuff, that's fresh right, has to be refrigerated?

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question new
      #302639 - 03/20/07 11:31 AM

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Can we get dependant on this? It sounds like a laxative..

"...The alginates in kelp are complex polysaccarides that have a soothing and cleansing effect on the digestive tract and may prevent the absorption of toxic metals...
Kelp alginates are hydrasorbent laxatives, compounds that swell to 20 times their original volume by absorbing water which is much greater than other types of bulk forming laxatives such as psyllium and bran. Kelp alginates are effective in treating habitual constipation and gastric bloating because they sell in intestinal juices rather than water or gastric juices..."


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      #302857 - 03/22/07 02:29 PM

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Re: question new
      #303030 - 03/24/07 10:45 AM
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Seaweeds and algaes can have a laxative effect. I tend to crave/eat kelp, dulse and other seaweeds when I'm low in iron.
It's added to alot of foods as a thickening agent/emulsifier or flavour enhancer.
I have to be cautious when consuming sushi, for example.

I generally buy it at either a Health food store or my local Asian market. It's also available in seafood markets.

Kate, IBS-D.

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Re: question new
      #303032 - 03/24/07 10:54 AM

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You take kelp right? are kelp and dulse the same thing? also why do you take collera powder and do you have a link where i can get it?

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Dulse really expensive with s&H new
      #303034 - 03/24/07 11:10 AM

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i went to the website with the dulse and am about to purchase the dulse flakes Sub-Total: $4.20

$6.75Table Rate (UPS (USPS to PO Boxes)):

$10.00Low Order Fee:

$20.95

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      #303239 - 03/27/07 06:05 AM

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