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Kelp

Scientific name: Fucus versiculosus: Kelp is the best recognized food sources for iodine. It is also rich in Sulphur, calcium, and silicon. Kelp has nearly 30 minerals. It also holds the subsequent minerals - copper, iron, chlorine, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, sodium potassium, and manganese.
Habitat: Best found in stores as this is a sea weed that grows in the ocean. PARTS USED: The whole plant Uses: It cleans the arteries, asthma, colitis, skin complexion, constipation, and other bowel difficulties.

Kelp Aids in poor digestion, Diabetes, adrenal function, nail and skin problems, flatulence, gallbladder dysfunction, goiter, high blood pressure, headaches, kidney problems, nervous disorders, morning sickness, neuritis, pancreas disorders, obesity, pituitary gland stimulation, thyroid problems, prostate strength, uterine problems, sluggishness, water retention, lethargy, wrinkles and weight loss.

Kava Kava

Scientific name: Piper methysticum
Common Names: Kawa; Kava; Awa; Lawena; Waka; Sakau; Yaqona Habitat: Kava kava is found in the South Pacific tropical isle and has a height of 8 to 20 feet. Parts Used: The medicinal parts of Kava kava are the dried, peeled, cut rhizome, has usually been untied from the fresh rhizome and with the roots.
Uses: Kava has been used for anxiety, stress and restlessness. Some diet improvement products have been created to hold probably injurious impurities/additives. Discuss with your doctor for more particulars concerning the exacting brand you use. It is also used for restlessness, nervousness, stress; and. Kava-lactones may have analgesic (pain relieving), muscle relaxing, anti-anxiety, and anticonvulsant effects. Reports put forward that kava directly sway the limbic system, the prehistoric part of the brain linked with brain activities and emotions.
WARNING: uncommon (perhaps fatal) liver illness may happen with use of kava products. Stop using kava and seek instant medical notice if you build up: strict nausea, severe fatigue, dark urine, stomach pain, yellowing nails/eyes/skin/.

 

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