Main Uses:
A herbal food supplement traditionally used as a tonic to stimulate the thyroid and increase the metabolism.
Scientists are aware of at least 60 trace minerals found in the tissue of kelp. Kelp cytoplasm has a wide array of minerals present in an easy to assimilate, biologically-active form.
Contra-Indications:
Allergy or hypersensitivity to Iodine or any other ingredients.
If you have thyroid problem do not take without consulting your health care professional.
Warnings:
Rated safe when taken in appropriate quantities.
If this nutritional supplement is being taken for any symptoms whatsoever always consult your nutritionist, herbal or medical practitioner should these symptoms persist for more than four weeks.
Although not expected, feeding infants and children under 2 with any nutritional preparation requires care and caution. Always consult with your nutritionist, herbal or medical practitioner.
Interactions:
There are no known interactions; however, with the proliferation of available drugs it is always advisable to consult your doctor or health care professional before taking this or any other supplements.
Pregnancy & Lactation:
Pregnant women taking usual amounts as part of a balanced diet should not experience any problems. It is however always advisable to consult your nutritionist, herbal or medical practitioner.
Breast-fed infants of lactating mothers should experience no problems when mother takes usual amounts as part of a balanced diet. It is however always advisable to consult your nutritionist, herbal or medical practitioner.
Side Effects ¿ Only With Mega Doses:
None expected if you are beyond childhood, basically healthy and do not exceed recommended dosage but always consult with your doctor before taking this or any medical drugs, herbs or nutritional supplements. Particularly if suffering from a serious health condition or on any medication or treatment.
Over Dosage:
Accidental overdose such as child ingesting a whole bottle. As a safety precaution obtain immediate medical assistance.
