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From alginate wound dressings that form healing gels to biodegradable packaging from Loliware and Sway, seaweed hydrocolloids are replacing petroleum
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BLUE CARBON
Marine algae are the planet’s most efficient carbon capture system. Beyond sequestration, feeding red algae Asparagopsis to cattle can reduce
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SKIN LONGEVITY
Fucoidan, phlorotannins, and porphyran are not accidental ingredients. These marine molecules evolved over a billion years to survive intense sun
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SOIL REGENERATION
Modern soils are depleted of minerals essential for human health. Brown algae like Laminaria and Ascophyllum restore the rhizosphere through
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MICROALGAE BIOTECH
Astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis is the most powerful singlet oxygen quencher in nature. This red pigment crosses the blood brain
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MARINE MEDICINE
In 1906 Paris, Rene Quinton saved fifteen dying infants with sterilized seawater from Normandy. His marine serum restored plasma volume
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