Dulse is amazing! Great video! Thanks for educating others on this amazing food. I put 2 heaping tbsps in my smoothie everyday. From my book: “Atlantic dulse: In addition to mercury, this edible seaweed binds to lead, aluminum, copper, cadmium, and nickel. Unlike other seaweeds, Atlantic dulse is a powerful force for removing mercury on its own. Atlantic dulse goes into deep, hidden places of the digestive tract and gut, seeking out mercury, binding to it, and never releasing it until it leaves the body. Eat two tablespoons of flakes daily, or an equal amount of strips if it’s in whole-leaf form. Note: As it comes from the ocean, if you are concerned about the dulse itself having mercury, be aware that Atlantic sea dulse will not release any mercury it might possess into the body. It holds on to the mercury as it works its way through, and even grabs onto other metals along the way and drives them out as well.”
I would love to add dulse flakes into my diet, but I am little uncomfortable as usually it is not washed, when they harvest, they just remove some debris, then it is sun dried...so I am thinking bacteria....any thoughts or opinions please?
I love this channel; I love everything about it. I hate this music though. Something about the pulsing drives me out of my skin and I can't watch videos that use this.😞
Eating some right now, so glad you're doing a highlight on this! Thx! Lived by the ocean for the first part of my life, but have been landlocked here in Texas now for quite some time. But I can chew on dulse, and dream of the sea! 🌱
@@sula1529 i would love to, and will... my family immigrated from Ireland to Canada and then America generations ago, so you can say there's a bit of the Isle in my blood. 🌱
If anyone is in need of bulk dulse 10 pounds or more feel free to reach out. I harvest dulse in the summer months on the east coast of Canada. Most people never get to expierence dulse dry and crispy as it comes off the spreading ground. It's typically sold in its slack softer form. Do your selves a favor and try it crispy fresh. Cheers
I buy wholesale Dulse $200 for a 5 lb bag. Lasts me a year. Organic Matters Canada / Essential Organics USA = the same company - they sell Dulse cheaper than anywhere I have found. Cheers.
bad health is what is expensive. I am vegan and do not buy animal products which saves me $; I would rather buy and pay for healthy seaweeds, they last.
Could someone explain the source for radioactive isotopes in powdered dulse which is sold by retailers? I have some batches I purchased in 2012 from a USA seller, and it is hot enough to be measured throught the mylar bag. It measures today just as hot as it was 12 years ago. Before having it tested, I fed this stuff to my family and am still concerned. The retailer shrugged me off saying it is probably some "natural germanium source", but I don't believe they care.
I had some about an hour ago I grew up eating it but stopped having it for a long time. Anytime the doctor puts me on an antibiotic straight after it like in a few weeks my body starts to crave it again and I have to go and find where it is being sold and eat it there in there.
Hi! I just bought some Icelandic dulse and I was wonder how much dulse is too much? It’s in its raw state and I am finding it way too tasty. It’s a 70g bag and I’ve already eaten 27g today💀
Nobody is talking about the reality that dulse may already absorbed radioactive isotopes from the environment. I have a 5lb bag here of red sea lettuce powder that makes a Geiger counter go crazy. It is from 2012 from a USA retailer.
@@Selena8461 I will check the bag for the location later today as it is in storage. The retailer's website nowadays is not as specific as to the origin as I recall they were in 2012, so I know the label has more info. I think it said Northern Atlantic coast of Canada but I'll make sure. As for the retailer, I have to be careful divulging that since I purchased quite a bit of bulk product from them over the years through my company, and I don't want them to retaliate. Let me think of the best way to say it without opening a can of worms. I'll reply back soon.
Toxins and pollution gets mostly stored in fat. That means people should never eat fish in 2023 and beyond. Sea vegetation doesn’t absorb anywhere near as much pollution, but the main thing to watch out for are heavy metals. All seaweed must be heavy metal tested.
Looking for a tasty way to get a mineral boost? Look no further than one of our favorite of all seaweeds, DULSE!
Dulse is amazing! Great video!
Thanks for educating others on this amazing food. I put 2 heaping tbsps in my smoothie everyday.
From my book:
“Atlantic dulse: In addition to mercury, this edible seaweed binds to lead, aluminum, copper, cadmium, and nickel. Unlike other seaweeds, Atlantic dulse is a powerful force for removing mercury on its own. Atlantic dulse goes into deep, hidden places of the digestive tract and gut, seeking out mercury, binding to it, and never releasing it until it leaves the body. Eat two tablespoons of flakes daily, or an equal amount of strips if it’s in whole-leaf form. Note: As it comes from the ocean, if you are concerned about the dulse itself having mercury, be aware that Atlantic sea dulse will not release any mercury it might possess into the body. It holds on to the mercury as it works its way through, and even grabs onto other metals along the way and drives them out as well.”
I would love to add dulse flakes into my diet, but I am little uncomfortable as usually it is not washed, when they harvest, they just remove some debris, then it is sun dried...so I am thinking bacteria....any thoughts or opinions please?
Do you have a printable guide ? I think superfood good evolution book would be the best day ever
How about an app?
I was literally looking for new Dulse videos this morning and this popped up in my feed. Dulse is amazing! Awesome!
Hope you enjoy!
God bless you friend.
I love this channel; I love everything about it. I hate this music though. Something about the pulsing drives me out of my skin and I can't watch videos that use this.😞
We're so sorry.
@@SuperfoodEvolution Please don't remove the music. It works well. kinda a trademark of your videos. I have been with you guys for about 11 years now.
I add a couple Tbsp in my bread recipes! Also Millet for B17!
millet has B17, i did not know. I eat apricot pits but now I know, thanks
Eating some right now, so glad you're doing a highlight on this! Thx! Lived by the ocean for the first part of my life, but have been landlocked here in Texas now for quite some time. But I can chew on dulse, and dream of the sea! 🌱
Enjoy!
Yes reminds me of the sea..I am in kerry in Ireland we harvest off the shore . Its so tasty.. 🙏
@@sula1529 that sounds so wild and wonderful! 😊
@@laurieparis2203 maybe you will visit our island one day 😀
@@sula1529 i would love to, and will... my family immigrated from Ireland to Canada and then America generations ago, so you can say there's a bit of the Isle in my blood. 🌱
This is a great resource for northern, coastal First Nations!
Thanks for sharing. I am vegn and love sea vegetables. My Mom grew up in maine and
ate dulse as a child.
Love it. Thanks for sharing 😉
I just learned about Atlantic Dulse! Glad to learn more from your video.
Thank you!
If anyone is in need of bulk dulse 10 pounds or more feel free to reach out. I harvest dulse in the summer months on the east coast of Canada. Most people never get to expierence dulse dry and crispy as it comes off the spreading ground. It's typically sold in its slack softer form. Do your selves a favor and try it crispy fresh. Cheers
@Negusi Tafari hello I think I found your store on Facebook and msgd you there.
It’s good stuff. Pity it’s so expensive!
I buy wholesale Dulse $200 for a 5 lb bag. Lasts me a year. Organic Matters Canada / Essential Organics USA = the same company - they sell Dulse cheaper than anywhere I have found. Cheers.
bad health is what is expensive. I am vegan and do not buy animal products
which saves me $; I would rather buy and pay for healthy seaweeds, they last.
Another great video 👍, affordable, available, and can cook with 😋 What more can you add.
Affordable?!?! Whaaat?!
Thanks buddy Ricky 🕺🏼💃🎶🐈⬛🎸
SEA KELP! SAME THING!
No it's not...
Its a traditional food in Ireland.
Could someone explain the source for radioactive isotopes in powdered dulse which is sold by retailers? I have some batches I purchased in 2012 from a USA seller, and it is hot enough to be measured throught the mylar bag. It measures today just as hot as it was 12 years ago. Before having it tested, I fed this stuff to my family and am still concerned. The retailer shrugged me off saying it is probably some "natural germanium source", but I don't believe they care.
I had some about an hour ago I grew up eating it but stopped having it for a long time. Anytime the doctor puts me on an antibiotic straight after it like in a few weeks my body starts to crave it again and I have to go and find where it is being sold and eat it there in there.
I don ‘t understand why cooking there is less iodine. Does iodine remain in the cooking water or evaporate?
Nice
Hi! I just bought some Icelandic dulse and I was wonder how much dulse is too much? It’s in its raw state and I am finding it way too tasty. It’s a 70g bag and I’ve already eaten 27g today💀
Ha, maybe tone it down a bit. Yes good stuff. A tablespoon or two is plenty but everyone responds differently...
I understand that, because it's so high in iodine, you want no more that a few sprinkles of it on food. Like less than a 16th of a tablespoon
You CAN overdose on Dulse. The video stated 1 teaspoon of flakes is enough.
I was also wondering the same question, how much is enough?.
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Nobody is talking about the reality that dulse may already absorbed radioactive isotopes from the environment. I have a 5lb bag here of red sea lettuce powder that makes a Geiger counter go crazy. It is from 2012 from a USA retailer.
I had no idea omg. What brand and where was it harvested ? :o
@@Selena8461 I will check the bag for the location later today as it is in storage. The retailer's website nowadays is not as specific as to the origin as I recall they were in 2012, so I know the label has more info. I think it said Northern Atlantic coast of Canada but I'll make sure. As for the retailer, I have to be careful divulging that since I purchased quite a bit of bulk product from them over the years through my company, and I don't want them to retaliate. Let me think of the best way to say it without opening a can of worms. I'll reply back soon.
Seaweeds do absorb all the pollution and micro plastics that have been found in sea salt though what about that.
Toxins and pollution gets mostly stored in fat.
That means people should never eat fish in 2023 and beyond.
Sea vegetation doesn’t absorb anywhere near as much pollution, but the main thing to watch out for are heavy metals. All seaweed must be heavy metal tested.
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Yes!
@@SuperfoodEvolution prophetic times, Jesus saves.
Ireland is not part of the uk
Only Northern Ireland is part of the Uk, Southern Ireland is not.