Seaweed Kick adds the body trace elements, minerals and other essential compounds which are very often in demand in people\u00b4s standard diets. This is why so many users experience an immediate increase in vigour and vitality – some factor they need, but which has been missing or has been available only in too small quantities in their diet has been added through Seaweed Kick.<\/p>\n
Seaweed Kick has the capacity to decrease the body\u00b4s uptake of heavy metals and likewise the body burden of such metals absorbed on earlier occations. The mechanism is most interesting and there is a rich literature of scientific papers confirming the metal-binding capacity of alginates, which is not questioned. In practice this has a two-fold andvantage for the regular user: We cannot avoid eating food that is contaminated with undesired quantities of cadmium, arsenic and mercury and in particular we cannot avoid lead, which is spread over cereals and vegetables from traffic. We cannot avoid eating food that has been contaminated with radioactive downfall, which can if it stays in our body cause cancer.<\/p>\n
Very briefly: it is not \u00a0necessary to take Seaweed Kick pills simultaneously with all food that could be contaminated. Even if the dangerous element has already deposited, say as strontium in the skeleton, each day small fraction will leave its place and circulate with the blood until it settles again. As the blood furnishes the digestion system with salive, gastric juice, pancreatic juice etc. to the amount of 8,2 litres of which 8 litres are reabsorbed, this means that the blood plasma passes through the intestines three times a day – and so do the elements it carries – unless we have take our regular dose of Seaweed Kick<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Seaweed Kick adds the body trace elements, minerals and other essential compounds which are very often in demand in people\u00b4s standard diets. This is why so many users experience an immediate increase in vigour and vitality – some factor they need, but which has been missing or has been available only in too small quantities … <\/p>\n