2. Arctic sea cucumber, which grows in the sea about 3 feet underwater in the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, is a pure natural wild sea cucumber. The annual maximum water temperature on the surface of this cold water layer does not exceed 4℃, and the water surface freezes in winter, making it inaccessible all the year round, with no pollution from industrial and human activities around it. According to the research and analysis of American and Canadian experts, Arctic sea cucumber is rich in nutrition, with protein content above 6% and sea cucumber mucopolysaccharide accounting for about 15%. It is rich in sea cucumber saponins, vitamins and trace elements, with extremely low fat content and no cholesterol.
3. Glossy ginseng is a kind of sea cucumber. This class is divided into three subjects, the price of which is lower than that of Stichopus japonicus, and the nutritional value is far less than that of Stichopus japonicus. In the south, families generally use it as a vegetable material, and at the same time, it is relatively large, and most of them are called eggplant ginseng.