David Wolfe:
"Seaweeds are the best source of minerals [for raw foodists and non raw foodist]. Kelp is the best, it's the most nutritious and most usable. I do a lot of nori, It's a real favorite of mine. I also like bladderwrack, hijiki and wakame. Sea lettuce is fun. There are probably a million raw foodists out there whose favorite seaweed is dulse. Dulse and avocado are raw food staples."
Seaweed is called ancient super food and was our ancestor’s secret to health and longevity.
For thousands of years, our forefathers ate seaweed for optimum nutrition. There were times in history that sea vegetable gardens where kept specifically for the rich. And seaweed has been considered a perfect food and has a lot of health benefits in china for over 2000 years.
Seaweed draws an extraordinary wealth of mineral elements from the sea that can account for up to 36% of its dry mass. This food is high in iodine, calcium, magnesium, iron, vitamins C and A, protein, Vitamins B, fiber and, alpha linoleic acid, EPA, and so much more.
Nori includes almost all the mineral elements, which are used effectively in our body. This common seaweed contains more vitamins than fruits and vegetables. It is abundant in dietary fiber.
Raw or sun dried seaweed contains:
This results in the following seaweed health benefits: healthy hear, improved memory, clear skin, good eyesight, dental health, healthy thyroid function, improved immune system, prevents allergies and infections, lowers blood pressure, nurtures healthy heart vessels, normalizes cholesterol levels, support bon health, aids in waste movement and digestion.
Seaweed is often eaten in Sushi (nori), you could eat the nori sheets as is (my kids love to make funny shapes out of it) or you can make a delicious salad.
We have seaweed available on https://seatechbioproducts.com/marine-algae-micro-and-macro-seaweeds
Source: http://www.thebestofrawfood.com/seaweed-health-benefits.html
Photo: http://www.seriouseats.com/talk/2011/03/what-kind-of-seaweed-is-used-in-seaweed-salad.html