Jacob posted an article about Laminaria angustata extract working like stem cells in growing hair and I became interested. I googled it and all I found were articles about it and threads on many hairloss forums. None of the websites said where I can find it.
I’m reading that it’s a type of kelp. I went to ebay and google product search and searched for Laminaria. They only listed Laminaria Japonica Fucoidan.
There is a diet supplement called Fucothin that is primarily Laminaria.
You can get it at VitaminShoppe and online most places.
» All that I could find was the dried seaweed:
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» Dashi Kombu
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» I guess that you could steep it in boiling water, but I am not sure that
» it would be strong enough to do anything. What do the patents/studies say?
» All that I could find was the dried seaweed:
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» Dashi Kombu
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» I guess that you could steep it in boiling water, but I am not sure that
» it would be strong enough to do anything. What do the patents/studies say?
I have no idea. Not sure I’d want to try to make my own anyway. It’s possible boiling water would kill the goodies?
I’m hoping Elsom can get the stuff I referred to above.
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