Marine Vegetable
Sea moss typically is a little-known marine vegetable full of many wonderful and beneficial properties. Outside of Ireland, the Caribbean, and parts of North America it has yet to really make a splash. Due to its incredible density of nutrients, it could be easily classified as a superfood! With so much of the ‘same same’ information about sea moss online, we wanted to bring you something different for 2020. Here you will find out more about:
What Sea Moss is
Where it has it’s roots
How this seaweed is becoming a food source that could change our Planet for the better
How to make it a part of your day
The value that it brings you as a source of nutrition
The benefits of this seaweed being a part of your diet and daily routine, and
What to know before you buy your Sea Moss
We are extremely happy to be able to provide you with our Ultimate Sea Moss Guide on how to get the best out of your sea moss in 2020. 2020 Ultimate Sea Moss Guide Table of Contents 1.0 – What is Sea Moss?1.1 – The History1.2 – Seaweed; A Future Sustainable Food Source1.3 – Supporting Sustainable Seaweed Farming1.4 – Why our Seaweed isn’t Wildcrafted1.5 – Is Wildcrafting really that Bad? 2.0 – How to use Sea Moss2.1 – Irish Moss Milk Drink2.2 – A Sea Moss Bath2.3 – Making Sea Moss Gel 3.0 – What is this Seaweed good for?3.1 – A Great Source of Collagen3.2 – Sea Moss Improves Skin Conditions3.3 – Seaweed as Medicine3.4 – Sea Moss for Weight Loss3.5 – Other Sea Moss Benefits3.6 – Known Side Effects of Sea Moss 4.0 – What to Know Before You Buy Sea Moss4.1 – Where does Sea Moss come from?4.2 – Cultivation and Harvesting Considerations4.3 – Processing and Packaging4.4 – What type of Sea Moss is the Best?4.5 – Diseases and Quality Degradation What is Sea Moss? Sea moss is a generic name given to a collection of different species of seaweed, which we go into deeper looking at information around Irish Moss Seaweed and the confusion there. It is typically known by several different botanical names, which has proven to make the matter a bit confusing. This is particularly the case if you’re wanting to identify the authentic product. Eucheuma Cottonii, Gracilaria and Chondrus Crispus are some of the more popular species commercially available on the market today. They are all referred to as ‘sea moss’ but they are very different from each other.