69504e36_Bladderwrack__Used_for
[Why] Alginic acid, a constituent in bladderwrack, is a type of dietary fiber and as a result may help relieve diarrhea. While fiber from dietary or herbal sources is often useful for constipation, it may also play a role in alleviating diarrhea. For example, 9–30 grams per day of psyllium seed (an excellent source of fiber) makes stool more solid and can help resolve symptoms of non-infectious diarrhea.6 Alginic acid, one of the major constituents in bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus), is a type of dietary fiber and as a result may potentially help relieve diarrhea. However, human studies have not been done on how effective bladderwrack is for this condition. [Used for] 
1 Star Diarrhea Refer to label instructions
Bladderwrack
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