Re: Seaweeds

[Guest guest]

I think it may depend on whether it is a salt water algae, or fresh

water algae.

Carol

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> Hello,

>

> Can anyone tell me why some seaweeds are so salty, such as wakame,

for instance, and others are not?

> Thanks,

>

> Rena

>

[Guest guest]

I believe it is the difference in the types and where they are harvested...

A good site to learn about the different types is http://bodyecology.com/07/08/30/8_healthy_seaweeds.php

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Hello,

Can anyone tell me why some seaweeds are so salty, such as wakame, for instance, and others are not?

Thanks,

Rena

[Guest guest]

"I think it may depend on whether it is a salt water algae, or fresh water algae."

Algae and seaweed are two different "animals".

Shari

[Guest guest]

sorry, I was referring to seaweeds...per the title and "some seaweeds" not Carol's post.

Suzi

Algae and seaweed are two different "animals".

[Guest guest]

Ha, ha, ha I knew you were Suzanne I was referring to the post where someone was talking about fresh & sea water algae.

S

[Guest guest]

What's the difference?

Don't they belong to the same family?

Re: Re: Seaweeds

"I think it may depend on whether it is a salt water algae, or fresh water algae."

Algae and seaweed are two different "animals".

Shari

[Guest guest]

THEY probably do, but the original question was about seaweed, not algae.

Shari