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hi guys dr. Burke here in this video

we’re going to talk about seek help and

arsenic okay so the first question is

what is seek help well it’s a sea

vegetable it contains not just a lot of

the trace minerals including iodine

which helps the thyroid decreases

estrogen but it also contains amino

acids contains a lot of the B vitamins

so it’s a great nutrient-dense food now

it also has a naturally occurring

element arsenic so in nature arsenic is

in the soils so plants do absorb all

trace minerals but it’s in an organic

form but the definition of organic in

this sense is different than certified

organic okay so I’m going to explain the

two different different definitions if

you’re not familiar with that you have a

nature of inorganic which is like the

dirt the minerals in the dirt and then

when the plant absorbs the mineral into

the plant it converts it into an organic

form which is an easier digestible

easier on our body form okay so it’s a

safer form than elemental or inorganic

minerals okay so it’s very very still

okay to consume if it’s an organic form

the amount of the EPA listed for toxic

effects would be over 15 micrograms the

sea kelp that I use hat is about 0.2 to

5 micrograms

it’s not even on the radar it’s so small

okay and it’s an organic form it’s

totally safe people been consuming seek

help for hundreds and hundreds of years

now it’s really important when you get

seek help to get it in the location

where the ocean is not polluted so the

sea kelp that we get is from Iceland

it’s probably the last place on the

planet that is still pristine and

unpolluted certified organic but if

you’re concerned about having arsenic

there’s very very very very small amount

so I hope that clarified that question

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