KELP, THE NATURAL MINERAL SUPPLEMENT
Kelp is a natural mineral supplement prized for its iodine content, for which can be used for thyroid problems in horses and is useful in addressing insulin resistance. Iodine is essential to normal thyroid function. It is used to increase the metabolic rate and strengthen connective tissues, keratin, collagen production ,including the hoof tissue and joints. It is also important for normal adrenal function. Kelp's iodine is absorbed much more slowly and therefore more safely, than chemical iodine
Kelp has also been used as a blood purifier and may be useful in the treatment of arthritis. It assists in these conditions by absorbing toxins from the bowel. It is especially effective at absorbing the metabolic products produced by yeasts making it an ideal supplement to help address the effects of mycotoxins.
It is the presence of a viscous fiber called algin which is responsible for absorbing these toxins from the digestive tract. This results in fewer toxins entering the circulatory system
Kelp contains mucilaginous compounds that enhance the detoxifying and eliminative functions of the digestive system. These compounds absorb toxins from the bowel and provide bulk to the stool.
Kelp is not only an excellent herbal source of calcium, magnesium, sodium and iodine, it also contains the full spectrum of biologically available minerals
Elements Present in Kelp.
Aluminum Antimony
Arsenic Barium
Beryllium Bismuth
Boron Cadmium
Cesium Calcium
Chromium Cobalt
Copper Iodine
Lithium Magnesium
Manganese Mercury
Molybdenum Nickel
Phosphorus Potassium
Rubidium Selenium
Silver Sodium
Strontium Sulphur
Thallium Tin
Uranium Vanadium
Zinc
Go to our web site at http://www.hiralabs.co.nz/for sources of natural kelp.
Kelp is a natural mineral supplement prized for its iodine content, for which can be used for thyroid problems in horses and is useful in addressing insulin resistance. Iodine is essential to normal thyroid function. It is used to increase the metabolic rate and strengthen connective tissues, keratin, collagen production ,including the hoof tissue and joints. It is also important for normal adrenal function. Kelp's iodine is absorbed much more slowly and therefore more safely, than chemical iodine
Kelp has also been used as a blood purifier and may be useful in the treatment of arthritis. It assists in these conditions by absorbing toxins from the bowel. It is especially effective at absorbing the metabolic products produced by yeasts making it an ideal supplement to help address the effects of mycotoxins.
It is the presence of a viscous fiber called algin which is responsible for absorbing these toxins from the digestive tract. This results in fewer toxins entering the circulatory system
Kelp contains mucilaginous compounds that enhance the detoxifying and eliminative functions of the digestive system. These compounds absorb toxins from the bowel and provide bulk to the stool.
Kelp is not only an excellent herbal source of calcium, magnesium, sodium and iodine, it also contains the full spectrum of biologically available minerals
Elements Present in Kelp.
Aluminum Antimony
Arsenic Barium
Beryllium Bismuth
Boron Cadmium
Cesium Calcium
Chromium Cobalt
Copper Iodine
Lithium Magnesium
Manganese Mercury
Molybdenum Nickel
Phosphorus Potassium
Rubidium Selenium
Silver Sodium
Strontium Sulphur
Thallium Tin
Uranium Vanadium
Zinc
Go to our web site at http://www.hiralabs.co.nz/for sources of natural kelp.
Recommended daily dose for the average sized horse between 5 and 10 grams
Warning: Do not exceed the recommended daily consumption
Arsenic is quite high in kelp, but this is normal for seaweed and other seafoods. The
form in which the arsenic is in an organic form, which is non-toxic. It is the inorganic
form that is very toxic.. The US FDA have assumed 10% of the arsenic in kelp is inorganic.
Based on this figure then 70.2 g of kelp would have to be consumed to reach the
maximum tolerable daily intake (assuming a 450 kg horse).
Warning: Do not exceed the recommended daily consumption
Arsenic is quite high in kelp, but this is normal for seaweed and other seafoods. The
form in which the arsenic is in an organic form, which is non-toxic. It is the inorganic
form that is very toxic.. The US FDA have assumed 10% of the arsenic in kelp is inorganic.
Based on this figure then 70.2 g of kelp would have to be consumed to reach the
maximum tolerable daily intake (assuming a 450 kg horse).
We sprinkle a few tablespoons of kelp into the worm farm to boost the levels of mineral in the leachate which we apply as a foliar spray to plants.
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