Siberian innovators make medicinal bread with Iceland moss

Siberian innovators make medicinal bread with Iceland mossInnovators in Irkutsk, in Siberia, have baked new medicinal bread with Iceland moss, a recipe that scientists from Irkutsk State Technical University have developed.

Irkutsk State Technical University (ISTU) announced last week that local innovators have launched pilot production of new medicinal bread with Iceland moss based on a recipe developed by ISTU researchers. The producer of the new bread is Dobryi Khleb, an Irkutsk company set up by ISTU and Alexander Sobolev, a local entrepreneur. The scientists researched into the curative powers of Iceland moss, a lichen that grows abundantly in the Irkutsk region by Lake Baikal. Adding Iceland moss powder to a bread formula makes it a dietary product, they say. The powder is pectin, a substance that helps sustain a person, especially in adverse environments. Polysaccharides and pectin, available only in plants, are known for their power of removing radionuclides, toxic elements, pesticides and antibiotics from the human body. In addition to pectin, Iceland moss is also said to contain an array of other wholesome components that are immunomodulators, have favorable effect on one?s gastrointestinal tract, and are believed to possess anti-tumor properties...





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