ISSN: 2044-9038 (Print) 2044-9046 (Electronic)

Clinical Practice

Aquamin-Peer-review Journal

Aquamin-Peer review Journal refers to the work done in the screening of submitted manuscripts and funding applications. This process encourages authors to achieve accepted standards and reduces the dissemination of inappropriate findings, unwarranted claims, inappropriate interpretations, and personal comments. Academic scholars and professionals believe that publications that have not been subject to peer review. The food supplement industry is generally unregulated and manufacturers often promote products without scientific justification for their claims with the risk of catching them, which rarely happens. Aquamin is a natural multi-mineral of marine origin derived from the cytoskeleton of the red alga Lithothamnion spp. In the life of an aquatic plant, minerals are accumulated from seawater and stored as carbonate salts in the plant. A total of 74 components were identified. Except for washing and grinding, Aquamin is unaltered from raw material and as such represents a natural multi-mineral material that is FDA GRAS certified and suitable for many food applications and supplements.    

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