Effect of Seaweed on the Gut

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posted by Shuggieg
on 31st January 2018 at 5:53 pm

Has Dr Pia Winberg published her study yet, which Michael promised he would provide a link on this site? Rgds
posted by Firefox7275
on 31st January 2018 at 8:24 pm

Dr Winberg posts on the Clever Guts forum herself if you run a search. You can sign up to their newsletter for updates on the seaweed research.

The best places to find information on published studies are PubMed and Google Scholar.

HTH.
posted by Pia Winberg
on 5th January 2022 at 1:02 pm

Hi all U.K. people who were interested in our seaweed capsules – you can now order them online or instore at: https://panzers.co.uk/visit/
You can continue to read about our research and a soon to be released publication on the gut health studies at: https://www.phycohealth.com/blogs/news
Best in health
Pia
posted by PaulaAnderson
on 9th January 2022 at 11:08 pm

Hello, I cant seem to find the seaweed capsules on the website.
Paula
posted by James Q
on 16th February 2022 at 8:05 am

https://panzers.co.uk/product/seafibre-3/

Although this website doesn’t really give you much information. Like how many you get, how should they be taken etc

https://www.phycohealth.com/products/seaweed-extract-capsule

The manufacturer recommends you take 4-6 a day! There are only 45 capsules in a packet.

Which makes the bottle last 8-12 days, at £36.50 that’s between £3.20 and £4.85 a day!

That’s more than I spend on food!
posted by Andrea Ceccato
on 12th August 2022 at 7:44 am

Currently gluten and dairy free after a reaction/inflammation following COVID – upset digestive system and facial psiorosis. GP has put me on antibiotics for psiorisis which has helped but as I will soon be trialing these foods groups, I would also like to try the seaweed capsules. Any advice on when to start (ie with or after antibiotic) and dose would be appreciated. I haven’t had a response from the Phycohealth website.