seaveg.com, take that kelp from them or rather eat it. It is tested and most of the time clean I am betting. Some have high arsenic like you said, this does not and it safe to eat IMO.

Realize that thing without the whole spectrum and so on can hurt you over time and it's not a whole food so they can do damage or even take down what you are doing because high doses can cause a deficiency in something else if not from whole foods. I have read this over and over and swear by it. Some Kelp is not tested for metals and so on, some are thoroughly tested and are alot better for you.

Last edited by Sean; 02/06/09 03:56 AM.
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