BiotechnologyProduct Presentation

By Balbeer Singh1248126Bio (V)

SZABIST, Karachi

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Nature can Help us

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Seaweeds

• Seaweeds are large algae that grow at the bottom of the sea.

• These are multicellular and macroscopic plants.

• Seaweeds are not true plants as they lack leaves, roots and other structures that are present in the higher plants.

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Classification

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Types of Algae

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Sargassum Wightii

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Sargassum Wightii

Rich in :Iodine

Vitamin B12Iron

Riboflavin

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Sargassum Wightii

• The anticarcinogenic property of Brownseaweed such Sargassum Wightii is well known.

• Chinese are using this weed in the treatment ofcancer since years.

• In 1960 the seaweed was used for the first timein medicines Algasol T331 against cancers

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• In 1966 Claudio and Standardo presented their paperin which they showed that the intramuscularinjection of the extract of Seaweed Brown Alageshowed good results, 68% of the 162 patientsrecovered from cancers.

• It is estimated that in Okinawa, Japan there are veryless deaths due to cancer. This is because the peopleof that region eat Brown Seaweed as their stablefood.

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Sargassum Wightii contain substance called Fucoidan that cause the cancerous cells to kill

them selves.

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Fucoidan

• Boost the immune system• Unlike other medicines it does not have side

effects as it is 100% natural• It reduce the blood pressure and maintains it to

the normal value• It helps to maintain the blood sugar level in the

body• It breaks down extra fats and increase the

metabolism• Relieves from Joint pains.

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Side Effects of Sargassum Wightii

• When Sargassum Wightii is eaten too much itcan cause Hyperthyroidism because of theexcess amount of Iodine in the body.

• Hyperthyroidism will cause rapid heartbeat,nervousness and weight loss.

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It has been calculated by the experts that 0.25 ounces of

Sargassum Wightii should be eaten a day to be save from its

harm effects

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Sargassum Flakes

• It is a dietary product that has beenestablished especially for the people sufferingfrom Cancers/ Tumors.

• It is designed in such a way that it willenhance the effect of the conventionaltreatment of Cancers

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Sargassum Flakes ; Source of

• Vitamin B12 = Keeps the body healthy

• Iodine = Needed by Thyroid gland to

produce hormones

• Riboflavin = Important for the growth of

red blood cells.

• Folate = Important of the

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Sargassum Flakes

• Keeping in view the harm effects of excessamount of Sargarssum Wightii, a calculatedamount of Sargassum Wightii extract has beenadded to the flakes so that the patient can getthe required amount of Sargassum Wightii tofight against the Cancer cells.

• The addition of Sargassum Wightii has beenadded in such a proportion that the patient gets0.25 ounce of the Seaweed daily

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How to Use

As the flakes are used in the breakfasttherefore it is highly recommended to eatthe Sargassum flakes in the breakfast thatwould provide the body with calculatedamount of Sargarssum Wightii that wouldhelp in the destruction of the cancerous cellsdaily.

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When to use

• If the Cancer has been diagnosed in the earlystage, the Sargassum Flakes should beprovided to the patient once a day in thebreakfast.

• Along with the conventional treatment it willhelp to cure the disease by destroying thecancerous cells.

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Can normal person consume Sargassum Flakses

• A normal person can consume the SargassumFlakes because there is no harm in its use.

• The seaweeds are eaten by people around theworld especially the people of Japan.

• Sargassum Flakes can prevent the occurrenceof cancerous cells and can provide folate,Vitamin B12 and Riboflavin.

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Age Limit

• All age individuals can use the SargassumFlaskes as it does not cause adverse effects.Instead it enhances the immunity as being thesource of Vitamin B12, Folate and Riboflavin.

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Thank You . .