St. Lucia Premium Gold Wildcrafted Raw Sun Dried Sea Moss

Premium Raw Gold Sea Moss 

Our raw, wild crafted gold sea moss is sourced from a family of deep sea divers off the coast of St. Lucia in the Caribbean. It’s classified as a superfood because of it’s mineral rich, life enhancing nutrients. It contains 92 minerals out of the 102 needed for the body to function at optimum well-being.

Benefits of Gold Sea Moss

• Boosts your body with new energy.
• Supports in developing immunity against colds and flu.
• Removes mucus and toxins out of the body
• Helps balance thyroid hormones.
• Can improve moodiness, agitation, depression and anxiety disorders
• Contains anti-inflammatory, antiviral properties
• Improves eyesight
• Plus more…

How to use:

• Rinse thoroughly to wash off any excess salt.
• Soak in water for overnight.
• Add to a high-speed blender and just about cover with spring or distilled water.
• Blend until the Sea Moss is a smooth gel-like consistency.

OR

• After rinsing and soaking, add Sea Moss to a pot and just about cover with spring or distilled water.
• Boil down on low heat until the Sea Moss is a smooth gel-like consistency (This method yields a much smoother gel).
• Pour the gel into a sealable glass jar and store in the fridge until use (Consume within 2-3 weeks).
• Add 1-3 tbsp to water and drink as a daily health drink OR add 1-3 tbsp to your favorite smoothie to give it a delicious creamy consistency.
• You can also try applying our Sea Moss gel directly to the face as a natural face mask, just leave for 30 mins then rinse thoroughly.
• Add 1-3 tbsp to your soups, stews, curries, and other dishes for an extra boost.
• Sea Moss gel can also be used as a vegan gelatine replacement in vegan baking.

Please note: Our gold sea moss may vary in Color, therefore it may range from cream to dark-gold. However this does not compromise the quality and benefits of the product.

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