Welcome to Freakin Fucus! Your alternative guide to the world of seaweeds!
Posted in Guides on Apr 13th, 2008
Disclaimer….
I do not advise taking or eating any Fucus or other seaweed without seeking professional advice, from someone such as a doctor. The information in this page may not be 100% accurate as I am not qualified
in any form of pharmaceutical position.
I receive many e-mail’s about Fucus as a metabolic supplement and the effects of [...]
Posted in Primers on Apr 12th, 2008
Photosynthesis is defined as the mechanism by all chlorophyll containing (autotrophic) plants that convert sunlight into chemical energy. Virtually all the energy available for consumers of plant material originates from the sun through the process of photosynthesis.
The chemistry of photosynthesis is more obvious in the form of chemical equations. The generalised equation for phtosynthesis is:
Where [...]
Posted in Primers on Apr 12th, 2008
Seaweeds can be split into three main types. In no particular order, they are simply, red, green and brown. These three types are all found on the seashores of Northern Europe as well as throughout the world. I have much interest in the brown seaweed’s, these include the bladder wracks that I’m sure everyone who [...]