Full Spectrum Irish Sea Moss Gel (St. Lucia)

Benefits of Full Spectrum Irish Sea Moss

The Full Spectrum Irish Sea Moss provides 92 of 102 minerals the body needs to properly function, promote weight loss, boost metabolism, diabetes, libido (men and women), mental function (ADHD, etc.), reduce stress, helps with anxiety, aids in the recovery from Cancer and other illnesses, blood, heart, inflammation, radiation poisoning, asthma, ulcers, depression, improve cognitive function, thyroid support (Sea Moss is high in Iodine, which is what the body requires to make thyroid hormones), immune system support, respiratory health (Bronchitis, Flu, Cold/Coughs, Pneumonia, etc.), eczema (other skin issues), digestive health, remove mucus, remove heavy metals, bones, topical ointment for scrapes, cuts, & burns, skin care, cellulite, tighten skin, heartburn/Indigestion, nausea, recovery from debilitating illness, menstrual cramps, collagen, and you can add to your bath water.

Instructions for Using Full Spectrum Irish Sea Moss to Gel

Add 1 to 2 tsp of Full Spectrum Irish Sea Moss Gel to vegetable or fruit smoothies and other fruit drinks, including soups, food dishes, sauces, or glass water. Or consume 1 to 2 tsp of Full Spectrum Irish Sea Moss Gel a day or as much as you’d like. Use as topical ointment for cuts, scrapes, and burns by adding to the bruised area and rubbing it in (fingertip amount). Use it as a face mask by applying enough to cover the entire face, leave on for about 7 to 10 minutes, followed by washing with warm water, and towel dry. See and feel the difference in your skin, which should be tight, soft, smooth, glowing, and refreshing!

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FDA has not assessed or evaluated assertions with reference to this product and it’s not aimed to treat, diagnose, prevent, or cure any health condition or disease. The advice as well as content given here is only my opinion and not a replacement of professional health advice. It’s also an indication of general information based on conducted research.