Laminarin.

Laminarin, also known as kelp polysaccharide and brown algae starch, mainly includes three types: brown algae (such as sodium alginate, also known as alginate, with a content of about 19.7% in kelp), brown algae starch (also known as laminarin, seaweed sulfate polysaccharide, brown algae polysaccharide, with a content of about 1% in kelp), and fucoidan (also known as fucoidan, the main component of which is fucoidan, also known as fucoidan). It is composed of β (1-3) -glucan and some β (1-6) -glycosidic bonds. It is a neutral glucan that is widely present in brown algae. It is also the main chemical component in the kelp of the Laminariaceae family or the kelp of the Laminariaceae family. It has pharmacological effects such as regulating immunity, anti-tumor, anti-coagulation, regulating blood lipids, lowering blood sugar, anti-radiation, anti-oxidation, antibacterial, and anti-viral. It also has multiple functions such as lowering blood pressure, resisting fatigue, resisting pulmonary interstitial fibrosis, regulating tyrosine kinase activity, and resisting mutation.  Product Detail