Flaxseed (Linseed) and Irish Moss(sea vegetable)exceptionally high content of nutrients.

Irish moss, linseed, flaxseed, exceptionally high content of nutrients, It supplies vitamins A, D, E, F, and K and is high in iodine, calcium, and sodium.  phosphorous, potassium, organic sulphur, plus 15 of the 18 elements that compose the body.  good for the bladder, intestines, and glands (especially the thyroid). It aids the body in fighting bronchitis, cancer, goiter, tumors, varicose veins, and lung and joint ailments.  Apparent Health Benefits, •              Reduction of LDL cholesterol and triglycerides . . . and may reduce heart arrhythmia during "coronary events" (Bierenbaum and Alexander)

Anti-inflammatory effects . . . (Zurier and Kelly)

Natural laxative effects of the dietary fiber . . . (Cunnane)

Helps glucose control in diabetics . . . (Cunnane)

Softens skin and improves coat (fur) of animals . . . (Simopoulos)

Reduces some psoriasis in people and other animals . . . (Simopoulos)

Ameliorates renal disease (Lupus nephritis) with favorable effects on plasma lipids and blood pressure (Clark, Parbtani)

Irish Moss exceptionally high content of nutrients.shas an It supplies vitamins A, D, E, F, and K and is high in iodine (one mineral not found in most diets), calcium, and sodium. Irish Moss also contains phosphorous, potassium, organic sulphur, plus 15 of the 18 elements that compose the body. It is good for the bladder, intestines, and glands (especially the thyroid). It aids the body in fighting bronchitis, cancer, goiter, tumors, varicose veins, and lung and joint ailments.

Flaxseed (Linseed) as Functional Food for People... and as Feed for Other Animals

Some Apparent Health Benefits to people consuming flaxseed are reported in the scientific literature:

• Reduction of LDL cholesterol and triglycerides . . . and may reduce heart arrhythmia during "coronary events" (Bierenbaum and Alexander)
• Anti-inflammatory effects . . . (Zurier and Kelly)
• Natural laxative effects of the dietary fiber . . . (Cunnane)
• Helps glucose control in diabetics . . . (Cunnane)
• Softens skin and improves coat (fur) of animals . . . (Simopoulos)
• Reduces some psoriasis in people and other animals . . . (Simopoulos)
• Ameliorates renal disease (Lupus nephritis) with favorable effects on plasma lipids and blood pressure (Clark, Parbtani)