3) So, it is important to supply minerals such as iron (no iron supplement if cancer is present unless there is a deficiency), cobalt, manganese, and zinc when using long term (usually a year or more). Foods that contain iron are spinach, legumes, red meat, pumpkin seeds, and quinoa. Cobalt is part of vitamin B-12 so adding a B-complex vitamin will suffice. Food that contains manganese is leafy greens. Sign of zinc deficiency is loss of taste and smell, loss of appetite, decrease in immunity, depression, and excessive hair loss. Foods that contain zinc are meat, shellfish, and eggs. It is perfectly fine to consume a large amount of Fucoidan for a long time. If you feed decent foods such as vegetables, meat etc, I doubt you will have a deficiency in these minerals.

2) Fucoidan may also protect against oxalate kidney stones and kidney failure, Osteoarthritis, fatigue, liver damage and toxins, heart issues including heart failure, canine distemper, reduce blood pressure in humans, brain protection, radiation exposure and chemotherapy treatments, protects against viruses including malaria, diabetes, ulcers, allergies and helpful against snake venoms. Fucoidan also can help with weight loss.

It is also found to be effective at tackling MRNA gene therapy exposure.

Fucoidan can be of great help in improving gut health including IBD also known as Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Fucoidan works against inflammation in the body as well.

Fucoidan also helps to prevent influenza outbreaks as well as battling HIV and herpes outbreaks. Long-term use of Fucoidan may lead to a mineral deficiency. cont----->