Biosea Health

Biosea Health seaweed is full of vitamins, minerals and pre-biotics. Demonstrated blood pressure reduction, anti-inflammatory compounds and providing better gut microbiome.

stop arthritis with seaweed FAQ - customers report reduction in pain with Pacific seamoss
Arthritis, Biosea Health, Health Benefits

Stop Arthritis with Seaweed FAQ

Does Seaweed Reduce arthritis? Extracts from seaweed have been studied since early 2000’s and by mid 2015 showed no better reduction than placebo. However, customers say Pacific Seamoss whole seaweed provides excellent reduction in symptoms and even stop taking normal drugs. Here are some FAQ to consider.

Seaweed - a natural remedies for joint pain
Biosea Health, Health Benefits, Pain Reduction

Natural Medicine for Joint Pain

Natural remedies have been demonstrated to reduce joint pain from rheumatoid arthritis or osteo-arthritis. They are widely available. Some have better evidence of effectiveness than others. Pacific Seamoss seaweed is a natural medicine providing excellent joint pain reduction and improvement in mobility.

Is Seaweed Vegan? Pacific Seamoss Powder is
Biosea Health, FAQ

Is Seaweed Vegan

Seaweed is vegan based on most considered opinions. Pacific Seamoss is available in plain powder form rather than in capsules to ensure that seaweed is available to vegans. We take care in harvest to ensure sea life is not included in the seaweed harvest and there is no bycatch. Use Pacific Seamoss Powder as a vegan suitable food for health.

seaweed reduces back pain
Biosea Health, Pain Reduction

Seaweed Reduces Back Pain

Seaweed reduces back pain says the headline for many analgesics. But the consumer advocacy groups say that taking conventional analgesics are not recommended for long term use. Customers of Pacific Seamoss have come back with testimonials their back pain has reduced. When someone has pain for 15 years and pain goes within 3 weeks. What is the evidence for food to reduce back pain? A surprising amount of animal studies and limited human studies.

Graves' disease and seaweed interaction
Biosea Health, Health Benefits

Graves Disease and Seaweed

One of the complications from the hyperthyroid disease called Graves’ disease is that a typical symptom is painful periods or dysmenorrhea. Seaweed may reduce painful periods, but the iodine in seaweed presents a problem. Seaweed may reduce overall impact of the autoimmune disease, but may introduce too much iodine.

seaweed and fertility implications
Biosea Health, Period Pain

Seaweed Improves Fertility

Some say seaweed improves fertility? Some are concerned that the estrogen receptors in seaweed may act against improved fertility? Should one consume seaweed if you are planning a family or pregnant? The short answer is there appears to be no reason not to eat seaweed as part of a balanced diet. Good food. Good health.

Seafood allergies and Seaweed - why we say do not eat seaweed if you have an allergy
Biosea Health, Health Benefits

Seafood allergies and Seaweed

Seaweed seafood allergies are a concern, and we advise customers who have confirmed allergies to seafood not to eat seaweed, Pacific SeaMoss or from any source. The reason is that the ocean is full of life, and in the harvest and processing we cannot ensure there is no “hitchhikers” who turn out to make you sick. Explore the community of sea life.

seaweed is full of vitamins and minerals Pacific Seamoss
Biosea Health, Health Benefits

Seaweed is Full of Vitamins

Seaweed has a a range of vitamins, but the different amounts have not been studied much over the past. Brown seaweeds have a different vitamin range than red seaweeds. Kappaphycus alvarezii is high in vitamin A and some of the B vitamins but low in Vitamin D, E and K.

trace elements in seaweed Pacific Seamoss
Biosea Health, Health Benefits

Trace Elements in Seaweed

Nutrient analysis of seaweed – Pacific Seamoss demonstrates that seaweed is packed full of goodness. Trace elements including iodine, selenium, zinc and iron and surprisingly elements such as sulfur. Investigate why seaweed is so full of nutrients.

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