Sea Moss – All Colors (Retail)

Gold • Purple • Green • Trifecta (Mixed) | 2 oz & 8 oz

Product Overview

Sea Moss is a traditional sea vegetable harvested from warm ocean waters and used as a versatile food ingredient. This listing lets you choose your preferred color and size in one place—so you can shop based on the texture and routine that fits you best.

Sea moss is commonly prepared by rinsing, soaking, and blending into a gel, then added to smoothies, teas, soups, and everyday recipes.

✅ Available sizes: 2 oz and 8 oz
✅ Color options: Gold, Purple, Green, and Trifecta (Mixed)

✅ Yeild: 2 oz of moss makes 32 oz of Gel, 8 oz make 1.5 gallons / 192 oz of Gel

It comes from warm ocean waters where sea moss from the Gracilaria and Eucheuma genera grows fully submerged in the ocean.

Gold Sea Moss is especially valued for its smooth gel texture, mineral content, and naturally occurring fiber, making it a versatile addition to a whole-food, plant-forward diet.

How to make Gel in 2 ways >>

Short Benefit Summary

• ✔ Whole-food source of fiber

• ✔ Gut-supportive sea vegetable

• ✔ Naturally occurring minerals

• ✔ Antioxidant-rich pigmentation

• ✔ Smooth, versatile gel

Key Benefits of Sea Moss

1. Natural Source of Dietary Fiber

Gold Sea Moss contains soluble fiber and complex polysaccharides, which are widely recognized in nutrition science for their role in:

• Supporting digestive processes

• Feeding beneficial gut bacteria

• Contributing to overall gut microbiome balance

Dietary fiber is a foundational component of diets associated with long-term digestive and metabolic wellness.

2. Supports Gut-Centered Wellness

Modern research increasingly recognizes the gut as a central system influencing immune signaling, nutrient absorption, and inflammatory balance.

Sea vegetables like sea moss provide fermentable fibers that interact with the gut environment, making them a valuable food choice for individuals prioritizing gut-focused nutrition.

3. Provides Naturally Occurring Minerals

Gold Sea Moss naturally absorbs minerals from seawater, contributing trace amounts of:

• Calcium

• Magnesium

• Potassium

• Iron

• Iodine (an essential micronutrient required for normal thyroid hormone production)

As a whole food, mineral levels vary based on harvest location and environmental conditions.

4. Contains Naturally Occurring Antioxidant Compounds

Color in plant foods is often linked to bioactive compounds. Yellow, gold, and orange foods commonly contain carotenoids, pigments studied for their antioxidant activity. They help protect your immune system, skin health, and vision. For the antioxidants - Gold sea moss has more beta-carotene, Purple has more anthocyanins, and Green has more chlorophyll.

5. Traditional Whole-Food Use

Gold Sea Moss has been used for generations as a food ingredient, not a synthetic supplement. Traditional preparation methods emphasize:

• Minimal processing

• Gel preparation from whole plant material

• Incorporation into everyday meals and drinks

This long history of food use is one reason sea moss continues to be valued today.

Texture & Use

When soaked and blended, Gold Sea Moss produces a smooth, neutral gel that is commonly used in:

• Smoothies and beverages

• Soups and porridges

• Culinary recipes

• Topical and cosmetic formulations

Why Customers Choose Our Gold Sea Moss

• Wild-harvested from warm ocean waters

• Traditional sea moss species (Gracilaria / Eucheuma)

• Smooth, versatile gel consistency

• Naturally occurring fiber and trace minerals

• Transparent species identification and sourcing

Important Information

Sea moss is a whole food, not a standardized supplement. Nutrient content varies naturally based on environment and preparation.

This product is intended for culinary and dietary use. Information provided is educational and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.