What is bladderwrack? Bladderwrack is a kind of seaweed that is brown. It gets its name from the air pockets in its leaves, which look like small bladders. Seaweed is able to move because it has air holes. Bladderwrack grows in the seas near both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of the northern United States. It also grows along the Atlantic and Baltic beaches of northern Europe. Bladderwrack is related to kelp, and some people may call it "kelp." But kelp is a general name for many different kinds of brown seaweed. It has nothing to do with bladderwrack in particular. The thallus, which is the main stem of bladderwrack, is used to make products that help with a number of different diseases. But more research is needed to be sure of how well it works. Bladderwrack benefits: ◉ May Relieve Constipation or Diarrhea. ◉ May Speed Wound Healing. ◉ May Prevent Hypothyroidism. ◉ Anti-inflammatory effects. Buy it from the natural health food store - Alive Herbals.