Guest guest Posted March 30, 2003 Report Share Posted March 30, 2003 - If you are interested, there is a lot of experience with this product and others like it on the CFSN metals list. As a matter of fact, there must be 20 postings on this product alone for this month in the archives. http://www.cfsn.com/metlist.html It has been very interesting to read the various things people have experienced such as sudden lightheadedness, smelling fishy, sweats, boosts of energy, etc., as these types of supplements are very powerful. In the archives, one can look up by subject, date, etc. Members have tried the Seagreen, Modifilan, SeaSpray, etc. They have also posted about various places to find best pricing. Kathy From: " danceswild " <bmfb@...> Subject: Seagreens I have had the biggest energy boost from a kelp product called Seagreens. Other people are getting great results too. One person is lowering their thyroid meds. It is also used for metals detox. You can look it up on Google. I have tried so many supplements and this one is one of the best, if not the best. Be careful at first, you will get such a rush you might not sleep or be tempted to do so many things. I found that I calmed down and my sleep is normalizing. I don't get so tired after meals now. You can look it up on Google. I hope it works for you! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 > > > > Hi Fragrance, >  > " Seagreens " are basically a super-supplement. Of all the stuff I take every day, they are the one I would never give up.It comes in capsule form and is derived from seaweed gathered from the Arctic and is a mixture of ascophyllum,fucus and pelvetia seaweeds. It contains ALL the vitamins,minerals,enzymes,betaines and compound micro nutrients and it also has anti-bacterial,anti-viral and anti- inflammatory agents.. It contains no known allergenic substances. Basically,it balances the body's micro nutrient balance..... Probably the best thing is to have a read of the Seagreens website: www.seagreens.com , or you can ring them up as they are lovely people and always ready to have a chat. Seagreens were recommended by my nutritionist and once I started taking them I stopped having colds and getting viruses. Needless to say, it comes at a price. >  > hope that's of interest, >  > julia > Hi The only problem with Seagreeens is that it is high in iodine cos of all the sea vegetables and this can be a real problem for those of us with high antibodies to our thyroid. It caused me to go severely hyper and then its followed by an adrenal crash. Shommon from AboutThyroid.Com has also had problems with iodine and warns against anything over a tiny amount of iodine for thyroid sufferers with an autoimmune component to their illness. Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Hi , Seagreens- this wouldn’t contain kelp would it? Iodine containing supplements have been known to make Hashi’s worse. -----Original Message----- From: thyroid treatment [mailto:thyroid treatment ] On Behalf Of Sent: 13 January 2009 09:24 To: thyroid treatment Subject: Seagreens Hi Fragrance, " Seagreens " are basically a super-supplement. Of all the stuff I take every day, they are the one I would never give up.It comes in capsule form and is derived from seaweed gathered from the Arctic and is a mixture of ascophyllum,fucus and pelvetia seaweeds. It contains ALL the vitamins,minerals,enzymes,betaines and compound micro nutrients and it also has anti-bacterial,anti-viral and anti-inflammatory agents. It contains no known allergenic substances. Basically,it balances the body's micro nutrient balance..... Probably the best thing is to have a read of the Seagreens website: www.seagreens.com , or you can ring them up as they are lovely people and always ready to have a chat. Seagreens were recommended by my nutritionist and once I started taking them I stopped having colds and getting viruses. Needless to say, it comes at a price. hope that's of interest, julia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Thank you very much, Fragrance >> > > Hi Fragrance,>  > "Seagreens" are basically a super-supplement. Of all the stuff I take every day, they are the one I would never give up.It comes in capsule form and is derived from seaweed gathered from the Arctic and is a mixture of ascophyllum,fucus and pelvetia seaweeds. It contains ALL the vitamins,minerals,enzymes,betaines and compound micro nutrients and it also has anti-bacterial,anti-viral and anti-inflammatory agents.. It contains no known allergenic substances. Basically,it balances the body's micro nutrient balance..... Probably the best thing is to have a read of the Seagreens website: www.seagreens.com , or you can ring them up as they are lovely people and always ready to have a chat. Seagreens were recommended by my nutritionist and once I started taking them I stopped having colds and getting viruses. Needless to say, it comes at a price.>  > hope that's of interest,>  > julia> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Hi , according to my nutritionist there are many different forms of 'sea plants' and they all do different things. The plants harvested for Seagreens were ok'd by her for people with hypo t. I can't say for definite about Hashi's. If anyone has any concerns re trying it, I suggest they read the extensive Seagreens literature, speak to them in person and/or speak to their own nutritionist. hope that's of help, julia From: Stenning <jennystenning@...>thyroid treatment Sent: Tuesday, 13 January, 2009 10:55:06Subject: RE: Seagreens Hi , Seagreens- this wouldn’t contain kelp would it? Iodine containing supplements have been known to make Hashi’s worse. [thyroidpatientadvo cacy] Seagreens Hi Fragrance, "Seagreens" are basically a super-supplement. Of all the stuff I take every day, they are the one I would never give up.It comes in capsule form and is derived from seaweed gathered from the Arctic and is a mixture of ascophyllum, fucus and pelvetia seaweeds. It contains ALL the vitamins,minerals, enzymes,betaines and compound micro nutrients and it also has anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory agents. It contains no known allergenic substances. Basically,it balances the body's micro nutrient balance...... Probably the best thing is to have a read of the Seagreens website: www.seagreens. com , or you can ring them up as they are lovely people and always ready to have a chat. Seagreens were recommended by my nutritionist and once I started taking them I stopped having colds and getting viruses. Needless to say, it comes at a price. hope that's of interest, julia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 > > Hi Pam, >  > there are many different varieties of sea plants. Kelp is a deep water plant and has a concentrated iodine content, 4 x the amount in Seagreens.The iodine in kelp is also much harder for the body to synthesise. The plants used in Seagreens are harvested from waterside plants and there is 195 micrograms of iodine in each capsule. I wouldn't touch kelp with a barge pole. I've researched as much as I can re this product and can only say it's been good for me anyone else should perhaps make their own enquiries. >  > kind regards >  > julia > Hi It was Seagreens that I took and caused me to go hyper but of course we are all different but I could only think it was the iodine content that caused the problem. My understanding is that anybody with Hashis shouldn't take more than 150 mcg iodine daily and some cannot even tolerate that I have been told. My other concern with anything from the sea is the potential to be laden with heavy metals especially mercury which for many of us is a disaster especially as I have been mercury poisoned. I wonder if Seagreens give a guarantee that their product doesn't contain any heavy metals? BW Pam My other concern with sea Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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