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Kelp or Tangle
LATIN
Laminariae Thallus Eckloniae Thallus
Medicinal Group Phlegm resolving medicinal
Source

Dried thalline of Laminaria japonica Aresch. or Ecklonia kurome Okan. (Fam. Laminariaceae)

Nature and Flavors salty; cold
Meridian Affinity Liver, Kidney, Stomach
Actions

To soften hardness and dissipate binds, eliminate phlegm and dissipate nodulation, and induce urination

Family

Laminariaceae

Part used

Alga

Indications

Goiter, scrofula, swelling and pain of the testes; edema

Research Findings

  • Short-term dietary supplementation with kelp significantly increases both basal and poststimulation thyroid-stimulating hormone. [1]

Cautions

No Data.

Reference

Reference

  1. Clark CD, Bassett B, Burge MR. (2003). Effects of kelp supplementation on thyroid function in euthyroid subjects. Endocr Pract. , 9(5):363-9.

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