Ecklonia Cava and rash??

I've started using most of the Immortal Hair regime, and take this:

Curcumin 95, Krill oil, ALA, ALCAR, Vitamin D3 + K2 (waiting for 5000IU capsules of D3 for wintertime here in Norway), Biotin, Resveratrol, NAC, Nutricology Ecklonia Cava.

I also take Apple Poly, Spektro Multivitamin, Toco-8, allicin rich garlic extract, Jarrows B-Right Vitamin B complex, and 2-3 grams of vitamin C daily. Also magnesium oil every other day or so (when I remember).

However, when I started out on Immortals regimen, I got a terrible rash (that is, not visible, but a terrible itch all over my legs). Now, I have a bit of itch there during wintertime anyway, I guess because of the dry weather, but this was intense.

After quitting and re-introducing Ecklonia Cava two times to be sure, I've found that this is the culprit. It might seem that NAC also gives me a slight itch, but at least Ecklonia Cava.

What could be the cause of this? I read somewhere that it helps remove heavy metals, could this be what's happening? Why would it only happen on my legs?

Cheers!

Oh, I should probably also mention that I'm not on Ecklonia Cava at this point, as I stopped because of the rash... First time around I probably took it for a week or so, two pills a day.

BUMP... Anyone? CS?

I should mention that the brand of Ecklonia Cava I used is the Fibroboost one by Nutricology.

virtua_ - A similar reaction has occurred to one other member. I'm not certain at all on why or if it's temporary of not. Hopefully someone will chime in and have more info.

I've been taking algoran for a few weeks now and haven't had any rashes.

So you're thinking it could be some additive in the Fibroboost/Seanol-F that's not in the pure Algoran?

It could be you're allergic to the something in Fibroboost or maybe you're allergic to EC itself

Just wanted to report that I'm another unlucky one that seems to get a rash from Fibroboost Ecklona Cava. I have stopped and re taken it about 3-4 times, and I'm sure it is the culprit. I get it in the same spot on the lower part of my leg. Oh well, will just have to fight inflammation and ROS with other "tools."