Product FAQs
1. How does sea moss Glacilaria differ from Irish Moss?
Both varieties are types of red seaweed the only difference is that Glacilaria can be found in Asia, South America and parts of East Africa whereas Irish Moss is mostly found in Ireland. Irish moss and Glacilaria have a similar nutritional profile and the choice of which one to use is a matter of personal preference and ease of accessibility.
2. What are the side effects of using sea moss?
It is not uncommon for people who use sea moss for the first time to experience the onset of mild flu-like symptoms. This is generally considered a detox reaction and will usually clear within a few days. Sea moss is rich in iodine which, when consumed excessively can cause thyroid issues.
3. Is sea moss safe to use during pregnancy?
Sea moss use may be beneficial for pregnant women but it is best to consult a primary care physician to find out if they would recommend this supplement.
4. Why is it important to stay hydrated when using sea moss?
Carrageenan can absorb and thicken fluids and this same effect can lead to digestive issues if you don’t consume enough water. Water also helps your body utilize the nutrients inside sea moss more effectively.
5. Why is it important to know exactly where your sea moss supply comes from?
Depending on the source, sea moss can have high levels of heavy metals which can be harmful for your health which makes it important to know where your sea moss comes from and whether the supplier has taken steps to ensure that the sea moss they are selling to you is suitable for consumption as a food product.



