By: Lynette McGrath and Candace White.

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Kelp Viability
By Lynette McGrath and Candace White.
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Why Is It Viable?

• Some reasons include
• The amount of money you can make.
• The different types of health benefits it have.
• The different kinds of food that its in.

In the following slides you will learn why these
reasons make it viable.
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Many people believe that it is viable. Here are
some testimonials
I used your product to treat my psoriasis and
found it very effective. I was covered from head
to toe with psoriasis and I tried months of
steroid treatments and 8 weeks of
phototherapy........nothing worked. My doctor
told me that I would have to stop working until I
got the psoriasis under control. On the advice of
a friend, I tried your product, and after only 8
days, my body was totally free from
psoriasis......It seemed to be a modern day
miracle drug after trying all the prescription
medications to no avail......That was a year ago
and now, I still take your product and will
continue taking them........Thanks so
much......keep up the good work!!!!!!!---Jullien
Snook jullien_snook_at_hotmail.com "....For the
past eight years, I've had surgery for ganyon
cysts to be removed from my hands and fingers.
When I started taking your kelp capsules I had
three cysts on my right hand, but after taking
them for three months, the cysts have
disappeared, so I am anxious to purchase
more...." ---R.K., Lewisporte, NF
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Interesting Facts!

• Kelp is very important in renewing the air we
  breath an it is the base of the food web in the
  ocean.

• Seaweed as health food is becoming very popular
  especially in western countries.

• Body builders and athletes consume a great deal
  of kelp tablets to aid in training and diets.

• The only kind of poisonous seaweed are those that
  are found in polluted waters, but some are better
  then others.

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Continuation

• Some rheumatism sufferers bathe in kelp extracts
  for relief.

• Kelp is used in many things such as medicine and
  cosmetics.

Many prehistoric man used seaweed as a major part
of their diet.
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Money Wise

• About 900,000 tons of dry of seaweed was
  harvested worldwide in 1978 . This was estimated
  to be worth 1 billion per year.
• The U.S carrageenan market alone is worth 68 to
  100 million per year.
• At a dry weight value of 160 per metric ton
  (1977), the total harvestable value is 4.8
  million.
• 318-454 dry weight metric tons valued at 400 per
  metric ton, in San Juan Islands.

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Health Benefits

• Kelp has many different nutrients. Some of these
  are protein, essential, fatty acid,
  carbohydrates, fiber, and trace elements.

• Many studies relating to the result of diet,
  including kelp, have determined a link to a lower
  breast cancer rate, less obesity, heart disease,
  arthritis, lower blood pressure, and more.

• Kelp provides nutritional support to the nervous
  system and heart in the form of iodine, vitamins,
  minerals, and cell salts.

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Foods

• Kelp has many different uses such as in foods.

• It can be eaten raw or cooked into soups and
  grains for its salty flavor. Also for the
  minerals it provides.

• It has been added to beans to improve their
  digestibility.

• It is also used for seasoning for any food where
  on wants to add a salty flavor.

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Sources
We got our information at

• www.nfkelp.com/testimonials.htm
• www.nfkelp.com
• www.nfkelp.con/benefits.htm
• www.viable-herbal.com/herbdesc2/1kelp.htm