Benefits of Purple Sea Moss for Hair, Skin and Health

Benefits of Sea Moss for Hair, Skin and Health
 

πŸ’œ Boost Immunity

πŸ’œ Digestion Support

πŸ’œ Help with Skin Health

πŸ’œ Bone and Joint Health

πŸ’œ Rich in nutrients that are beneficial to your health (92 out of the 110 minerals from which your body is made)

πŸ’œ Energy Booster

πŸ’œ Promotes Thyroid Health


Purple sea moss or Jamaican purple sea moss derives the deep color from the antioxidants present.

Purple sea moss has more antioxidants than all other colors, but it's also rare since it grows in the wild.


How to use

You can use sea moss as a thickening agent in most recipes, or add it to soups, stews, baked goods, and even your morning or after-exercise smoothie. You could also take 1-2 of the capsule per day with water as an alternative. 


Where to buy:

Maju Superfoods Purple Sea Moss Capsules: https://amzn.to/3HaIlAc

Raw Purple Sea Moss: https://amzn.to/3R8eLQt


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