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Milled seaweed

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  • 20-04-2021 3:34pm
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    greenerie
    Registered Users Posts: 30 ✭


    Hello,

    I've been advised to include the seaweed bladderwrack in my diet due to low thyroid function and accompanying symptoms of iodine deficiency.

    I have some milled bladderwrack but unsure as to how to take it. I really and truly cannot drink smoothies (I know, it's unusual but I just don't like them). Is it possible to just mix it with water or should I put it in soup? Would it work in a juice?

    Sorry for all the questions, a bit new to the world of seaweed!


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    markmoto
    Registered Users Posts: 788 ✭✭✭markmoto


    greenerie wrote: »
    Hello,

    I've been advised to include the seaweed bladderwrack in my diet due to low thyroid function and accompanying symptoms of iodine deficiency.

    I have some milled bladderwrack but unsure as to how to take it. I really and truly cannot drink smoothies (I know, it's unusual but I just don't like them). Is it possible to just mix it with water or should I put it in soup? Would it work in a juice?

    Sorry for all the questions, a bit new to the world of seaweed!




    sea kelp, seaweed high in iodine, you can make soup or smoothies.
    But most prefer to take in gelatin capsules.


    There is good iodine extract from food. Look for brand called Food Grown@
    The heath store


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