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Wakame seaweed: all the benefits of this delicious Asian food

Wakame is a species of seaweed native to the cold temperate coasts of the northwestern Pacific Ocean. As an edible seaweed, it has a subtly Sweet, but distinct and strong flavor and texture. It is often served in soups and salads. Wakame has long been harvested for food in East Asia, and sea farmers in Japan have cultivated wakame since the 8th century (Nara period). As of 2018, the Invasive Species Specialist Group placed the species on its list of the 100 worst invasive species globally.

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Wakame seaweed is the third most consumed seaweed, after nori and kombu. With restorative and stimulating properties, it is useful for the weakened body. Continue, to find out all the benefits.
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Wakame seaweed is excellent food for a proper diet because it contains all the essential amino acids. It has a high percentage of vitamins (group A, C, E, e K) and minerals. Excellent source of calcium, selenium and iodine. Wakame seaweed also contains a lot of iron.
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Wakame seaweed is a perfect food within a vegetarian diet because it contains tryptophan, making it a protein source that complements other plant sources.
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Wakame seaweed is recommended in cases of dietary insufficiencies or for increased nutrient requirements. In addition, the ucoxantina it contains promotes the acceleration of metabolism and thus reduces fat consumption.
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Wakame seaweed is the seaweed with the highest content of fatty acids such as omega 3. This helps prevent cellular aging by ensuring youthful skin. In addition, the high concentration of iodine and selenium promote proper thyroid function.
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