Seaweed Jelly-Diet: Blog

Kelp seaweed prepared into a jelly is the perfect food-extending ingredient to help end world hunger – it supplies all of the essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals necessary for a healthy body.

Seaweed Jelly mixed with other foods, such as in bread or milk, disguises the seaweed taste, and becomes a nutritious flavor-enhancing whole food fiber. For someone who is starving, this is the perfect food, gentle, and easy to digest.

Best of all, seaweed only needs ocean water to grow, no fertilizers, and when sun-dried, it is light in weight, ships easily, and is therefore the most inexpensive food on the planet, both in the cost to grow, and to distribute.

With a little imagination, seaweed jelly can be made into tasty desserts and frozen popsicles, both delicious and nutritious. Moreover, because of its ‘0’ Glycemic index and its high nutritional content it is the perfect food to end world hunger.

Previously I owned and managed a very successful four star Restaurant for ten years, which catered to an Opera and Ballet clientele – so I know what good food is. At that time, I did not know about seaweed, or ever used seaweed in the restaurant, but I do know now, and there is nothing like seaweed kelp jelly to add flavor and creamy textures to everything from cream sauces, to nutritious breads and seaweed shakes. Try it, you’ll love it!

Canadian author Clayten Tylor has written his second book called ‘The Seaweed Beauty Guide’ about his discoveries while experimenting with seaweed jelly as a skin care beauty product.

Utilizing his background in alchemy, with years of analyzing esoteric doctrine, Clayten deciphered the patent processing documents for seaweed beauty extracts, (cosmetic additives for moisturizing and thickening), and created unique new ways to make seaweed extracts, naturally, without the chemicals that are used to make commercial seaweed extracts.

This book states that seaweed jelly is the new Beauty Elixir, beyond anything your skin has ever felt. It improves the moisturizing abilities of any beauty product. Moreover, it is one of the most low-cost ingredients, and with the easy to make recipes, you too can make your own non-toxic, ph-balanced skin care products, safe for the whole family, for just pennies a day.

The book also states that if you do nothing more than add seaweed Serum to your liquid hand soap, hair shampoos, and bath, it is well worth it, for you will have softer, smoother skin every time you wash.

Clayten is right, when he says that this book will appeal to the natural beauty enthusiast looking for homemade skin care products, because the recipes include some interesting spa, bath, and herbal treatments. He also includes an interpretation on the spiritual correspondence to some of the more traditional ingredients, as well as a unique take on cellular regeneration.

Published by Lulu.com – December 2009. Check it out!
http://www.SeaweedBeauty.com