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Sea stings are delicious on the table and are known for their delicious taste and their mouth. Seaweed, known as jellyfish, etc., is the wrist of marine cavities. It is extremely nutritious and has been measured as containing 12.3 g of protein, 4 g of sugar, 182 mg of calcium, 132 ug of iodine and multiple vitamins per 100 g sea. According to native medicine, sea stings have the effect of detoxification, softening and decompression. The ancient doctor's book, "The Repository of the Sea," says: "The magic medicine too. It's not bad. As a result, asthma, chest pains, swelling, constipation, stripping and pebble accumulation can be eaten.”