Seaweed Supplement Causes Stir in Natural Health Arena
One increasingly popular nutrient of a seaweed supplement made from material pulled from the waters around Tonga in the South Pacific is a complex polysaccharide composed largely of fucopyranoside and natural sulphate. It is called Fucoidan.
We know that many elements previously found in abundance on land have become polluted or have diminished, in part, due to modern human activity. Many of these life-beneficial ingredients are now claimed to be available in the waters.
However, this seaweed supplement extract called Limu Gold on the multi-level market appears to carry at least as much bang for your health as the advertising noise in the marketplace today. I was awed by the abundance of literature citations published from research done on the nutritional benefits of Fucoidan. But like my father, I am a born skeptic of advertising and telemarketers...
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At first I had the usual reaction. You know it. Skepticism. But as my coworker told her story, I felt there could be something here. She has never tried to trick me - she always told the truth. And there was something else too...
She had the results to show. Even though I had to wait until the pollen season had passed to see if her claim would hold up, I became convinced.
There had not been a Spring (season) in which she had not had severe allergy reactions. Medications were barely helping with her symptoms. Now she had completed, not one, but, two seasons allergy-free! This seaweed supplement had gotten her over her allergies - a result she could not have achieved with prescription medication or "over the counter" drugs.
Do you Limu? What?
This drink is made from an extract of brown seaweed from the Pacific. Active nutrient: Fucoidan - subject of more than 700 scientific studies.
I have been reading that Fucoidan (ingredient in Limu) is best to be taken on an empty stomach. I like this as a diabetic. Here is my free snack - a healthy snack that is more than just a snack.
Limu seaweed supplement has
less than 2 grams of total carbohydrates
per (1 oz.) serving, making it the
perfectly healthy "snack" for diabetics
The botanical name of the seaweed from which the supplement is made is Spaerotrichia divaricata.
No sugar, artificial sweetners, nor flavors are used in preparing this seaweed supplement. It is wholly natural. And if you like the nourishment of tropical fruits like organic papaya and mango, you may be reminded of those fruity sensations while you drink it.
I have one problem with this seaweed supplement. I overdose every time. No problem though. I could not overdose on medications. However, when your food is your medicine, there is no harm.
One small problem though...
With two teenagers in the house, my monthly supply doesn't last. I guess if it were medicine, it would.Anyway, I've book-marked this link, so that reordering a supply of this seaweed supplement is quite easy, especially so since I get a discount and a money-back guarantee to cushion.
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