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Joined: Aug 2008
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what actually is algin ? does it say the ingredients on the back of it ?
It is part of the Kelp plant from what I know. Russ sells it, just go to products up there on this page and look for Algin and it explains what it is. Will I get the same benefits from just eating a teaspoon of kelp a day? Its a lot cheaper and a lot easier to get hold of in the UK. You will get great benefits if you take a teaspoon a day IMO, Kelp is full of minerals and as one guy posted Iodine can chelate or clear metals out of your body as well, plus the Selenium in the Kelp helps to detox metals. I would imagine you would get more benefits from Kelp being it's mineral content. Algin would probably trap more loose metals in your stomach and take them out, but Kelp alone can detox as well right? From what I know it is helpful as well because of the minerals at getting metals out of your body and so on. Remember Algin comes from the Kelp plant, so why not? Like you said you will save alot of money as well, Algin was too much for me at 17 or so a bottle plus shipping and then use it up in a short week and a half or so.
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