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What are Bladderwrack's other names?

  • Fucus Vesiculosis

What is Bladderwrack's recommended dosage?

  • Recommended daily intake: 500 - 4000 mg

What supplements interact with Bladderwrack?

No supplements that have a synergystic effect with this one.

What can Bladderwrack help with?

No studies that show the effects of this supplement on health conditions.

What is Bladderwrack used for?

  • Bladderwrack for Skin, hair and nails

test
Slightly Positive

A significant decrease in skin thickness measured by B-mode ultrasound was elicited, as was a significant improvement in elasticity measured with a Cutometer as compared with controls. In cheek skin, the thickness normally increases and the elasticity usually decreases with age. These results suggest that the Fucus vesiculosus extract possesses anti-aging activities and should be useful for a variety of cosmetics.

  • Bladderwrack for Insulin control

test
Slightly Positive

Consumption of the seaweed capsules was not associated with any adverse event. These data suggest that brown seaweed may alter the insulin homeostasis in response to carbohydrate ingestion.

What are Bladderwrack's effects on the body?

  • Bladderwrack for the Endocrine System

Consumption of the seaweed capsules was not associated with any adverse event. These data suggest that brown seaweed may alter the insulin homeostasis in response to carbohydrate ingestion.

  • Bladderwrack for the Digestive System

Consumption of the seaweed capsules was not associated with any adverse event. These data suggest that brown seaweed may alter the insulin homeostasis in response to carbohydrate ingestion.

  • Bladderwrack for the Integumentary system

A significant decrease in skin thickness measured by B-mode ultrasound was elicited, as was a significant improvement in elasticity measured with a Cutometer as compared with controls. In cheek skin, the thickness normally increases and the elasticity usually decreases with age. These results suggest that the Fucus vesiculosus extract possesses anti-aging activities and should be useful for a variety of cosmetics.

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