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I agree with you, personally. Few calories. But in the west right now, this is often seen as a positive (due to obesity). It can be a healthy diet/snack food.
by 55555 4y ago
I agree with you, personally. Few calories. But in the west right now, this is often seen as a positive (due to obesity). It can be a healthy diet/snack food.
- wolongong942 4y agoWouldn't seaweed be a net for all of those toxins & pollutants found at sea? Seafood health claims are always focused on omega 3s and such but rarely mention this aspect.
- Danieru 4y agoNo. because Seaweed does not eat smaller Seaweeds. Predator fish like Tuna can become heavier in toxins only because they are the top of a food chain gathering and concentrating said toxins. Seaweed is just a plant. It grows, then dies if not harvested. It is no higher risk than wheat.