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Sea vegetables

Moderate evidence

Active compounds

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Targeted cancers

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Anti-cancer actions

  • Fucoidan stimulates immune cells and inhibits tumor growth
  • Frequent consumption associated with low incidence of certain cancers in Japan
  • Anti-angiogenic properties

How to prepare it

Nori, kombu, wakame, arame, dulse. Available in Asian or organic grocery stores. Incorporate into soups, salads, sushi.

Recommended dosage

2 to 3 times per week.

⚗️ Food synergies

These foods potentiate the effects of Sea vegetables

Scientific sources

  • Epidemiological studies on seaweed consumption in Japan and cancer incidence