Bladderwrack has a long history of medicinal uses dating back to the Middle Ages with many books referencing it.
CULINARY: * Can be eaten fresh, dried, smoked or pickled * Should only be eaten in small amounts * Often dried and sprinkled on fried eggs, in soups and stews * Blend with salt on fish and crackers
MAGICAL: * Alleviating financial issues when used as a wash for floors, door handles etc * Safe travel over water * Bury in the garden to promote protection and fertility * Summoning sea spirits to gain favour for your magic * Sea and wind spells * Dreams, visions and psychic powers * Purifying
(Please consult with your GP or medical herbalist especially if on medication, pregnant or planning a pregnancy)
