Sea moss is a type of seaweed that grows on rocks along the Atlantic coast. You might see it called Irish moss or red algae. People use it in cooking, smoothies, and wellness routines because it contains minerals like iodine, potassium, and calcium. If you're curious about what sea moss actually is, where it comes from, or how people use it, this category explains the basics.

The articles here answer practical questions: what nutrients sea moss contains, how to prepare and use it in food, what the research says about its effects on your body, and how to choose quality sea moss. You'll also find information about potential side effects and who might want to be cautious with it.