Seaweed & Algae

Marine and freshwater algae used in supplements for their rich mineral content and bioactive compounds
Botanicals Marine Research: Moderate

Scientific Name

Various species of Rhodophyta, Phaeophyceae, and Chlorophyta

Also Known As

Marine Algae Seaweed Sea Vegetables

Benefits

  • Mineral supplementation
  • Iodine source for thyroid health
  • Antioxidant properties
  • Prebiotic fiber
  • Immune system support
  • Anti-inflammatory effects

Common Forms

Whole dried plant Powder Capsules Extracts Gel

Safety Notes

Generally considered safe when used as directed. May contain high levels of iodine which could affect thyroid function. Those with shellfish allergies, thyroid conditions, or taking blood thinners should consult healthcare providers before use.

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Types of Seaweed & Algae

Kelp (Laminaria digitata)

Brown seaweed rich in iodine, minerals, and alginates

Botanicals Marine Research: Extensive

Kelp - Kombu (Laminaria japonica)

Brown seaweed widely used in Japanese cuisine and traditional medicine

Botanicals Marine Research: Moderate
Available Forms:

Sea Moss (Irish Moss)

Red algae rich in minerals and used traditionally to support respiratory, digestive, and immune health

Botanicals Marine Research: Limited

Chlorella

Freshwater green microalgae known for its detoxification and nutrient density

Botanicals Marine Research: Extensive

Spirulina

Blue-green microalgae recognized for its high protein content and antioxidant properties

Botanicals Marine Research: Extensive

Bladderwrack

Brown seaweed traditionally used for thyroid support and metabolic health

Botanicals Marine Research: Moderate

Nori

Red algae commonly used in Japanese cuisine and supplements

Botanicals Marine Research: Moderate