![]() ![]() ![]() Now 50% of the aquaculture in the Philippines comes from seaweed. While it was a negligible item in the ‘60’s. Non-edible uses like cosmetic products, fertilizers, medical commodities, air condition filtration systems and packaging materials also come from this algae. Under the Bureau of Agricultural research, products like the traditional snack or drink ‘gulaman’, cookies, marshmallows, juice, flan, and noodles ( pancit canton, pancit luglug, carbonara, or spaghetti) are made out of seaweed. These are usually eaten on the day it’s caught and made into a seaweed salad or appetizer. Available fresh in the wet market or grocery stores. In the Philippines, these are called ‘lato’ or ‘guso’, with 893 identified species found in the country. Some experiments have been made to learn its effectiveness in bone-replacement therapy.Īn organic snack that grows from salty waters, a slimy, slippery, green, sometimes brown or red color, isn’t just great for the body’s health but a treat to the tastebuds. In the medical world, algae does show much effectiveness in one’s health, and is believed to be a cure to many diseases.Seaweed baths and body care products, it’s been confirmed to help body stress by relaxing muscle aches and joint stiffness, and relieve skin problems like acne,eczema, or psoriasis.Creating a barrier and antifungal properties helping crops grow. Not on heavy soils but placed on the surface of sandy soils. An ingredient used in toothpaste, paints, and cosmetics.Are being developed into fibers that are used in textiles, like creating bandages, bio yarn, dyes, paper coating, explosive and gels.But did you know seaweed has more uses than a source of food. Not only does it do wonders to your metabolism but can help against problems like low energy, forgetfulness, depression, dry skin and weight gain.Įaten by many for its great taste and source of benefits. A rich source of soluble fiber that also contain omega-3 fatty acids. Improves blood pressure and heart health.This also makes the body feel fuller for longer. Lowers cholesterol levels, and because it feeds the gut with fiber, it also helps with weight loss.Keeps the gut happy by feeding it good bacteria, making digestion easier and protects your intestines.These have antioxidants that are needed by the body to prevent and slow down signs of aging. ![]() Fights off and heals cell damage, making the body’s immunity stronger.This rich source of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and thyroid supporting iodine can benefit almost everyone who gives it a go: Is seaweed good for you? Freshy taken out from salty waters, or commercialized and turned into a seaweed snack or an easy to add ingredient to complete your dishes. Sometimes added in drinks and desserts just to turn it into a beautiful blue color. ![]()
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