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Kelp
Rich In Natural Iodine
Kelp, commonly referred to as a type of seaweed, grows along coastlines around the world. Kelp is an algae that naturally contains varying amounts of trace minerals, including iodine. It may be useful for proper glandular function and metabolism. Because the plant’s nutrients come in a natural form, they are easily assimilated by the body.
Adequate levels of iodine, especially in natural, organic highly absorbable form as in kelp, can reduce the uptake of radioactive iodine.
Further, the alginate in kelp also helps counter absorption of strontium, another radioactive substance. This prevents it from being deposited in the bones and connective tissues, where it could reside long term to undermine health.
IMPORTANT: The radiation from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan is far worse than authorities and the media have publicized. In fact it continues getting worse and accumulating all around the Northern Hemisphere and especially the north Pacific regions. It is crucial to continually feed the thyroid with natural iodine as found in kelp or in
Thyroid Activator.
Clear RADIOACTIVE Particles From Your Water
Nature's Sunshine Kelp consists of both the leaf and stem of two large north Atlantic species of brown kelp, Ascophyllum nodosum (aka "Norwegian Kelp") and Laminaria digatata (aka "Oarweed"). This superior kelp is properly cleaned and tested for quality in one of the top herbal facilities in the United States.
Kelp
