Thank you very much for replying. For now I decided to try enteric coated fish oil of Omegavia as it technically opens in the intestines and there should not be any way to cause GERD. But I will keep your advice in mind. Best of luck to you.   [End]
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Though similar here is another one   [End]
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I did not listen again but I found his youtube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL_v2osSADo   [End]
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I use Dr.Mercola’s krill oil since a few months. My EPA and DHA tested low in the beginning of the year, in a few months I will do the test again and see if it helped. Since because of my age (84) I have low stomach acid and with every meal I use the Thorne brand Betaine HCL & Pepsin. My advice about the stomach acid comes from Dr.Jonathan Wright, I will see if I can find back an article about gerd, I know has written about it. Hanna   [End]
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I am considering to start taking krill oil. I suffer from chronic GERD, low stomach acid, burping which I keep under control with Zinc Carnosine, but it can get easily triggered. So I read that even Krill oil (not only Fish oil) can cause similar issues. Can anyone recommend a brand that does not cause any stomach discomfort? How about enteric coated capsules?   [End]
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i read the following article on Dr Wilson’s website which is very critical of Krill oil and Dr Mercola. http://drlwilson.com/ARTICLES/KRILL.htm its written quite well and his conclusions sound very convincing and scientific. the reason i ask is cause i just ordered some Krill oil but then after read this article it leaves me thinking that perhapse its a lot more hype then fact. i’m thinking of returning it but i wanted to c if u guys know something this author doesn’t know. and on a different topic which forum would i go to for questions on lowing/Omega 6 and balancing ...
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After much research I would recommend trying Doctor Recommended for Krill oil. I have been pleased with my dealings with them so far. I just saw on their fab page that they are recognized by the BBB which is GOOD! If you are unhappy they won’t ignore your issue, they will make it right. Here is their link http://doctor-recommended.com. Also... Be careful not to order from anyone who tries to scam you with auto shipments. I heard that is what a lot of the companies try to do. Hope this helps!   [End]
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With my busy lifestyle, it’s very difficult to find time researching or eating healthy diets that helps maintain my cholesterol at level/balanced and my joints healthy at a time. So, I tried krill oil of hercules vitamins to maintain my body balance which recommended by a friend and really works for me.   [End]
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Great story and info. Thanks for posting it. If I had a brain injury, plenty of fish oil (or better still in my opinion, krill oil) would be something I would want to be given.  Another would be plenty of curcumin, which is a great natural anti-inflammatory.  Often the deadliest part of brain injuries and brain tumors is swelling, due to the brain being located in a confined cavity with little room for expansion.   [End]
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I’ve been a fish oil/omega 3 fan for many years.  Here is a main stream media report on how a man (17 years old) is recovering from a massive brain injury by the oral ingestion of fish oil.  He is only the second human to recover (he is still recovering) from a coma using this method.  Earlier one of the men trapped in the 2006 Virginia mine disaster was given the same treatment and has recovered from his coma.  This is a long story but well worth the read.  As noted at the bottom of the article, this may have applications for stroke recovery. This ar ...
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Thanks for your thoughtful and civil reply.  I think what you may be missing is that there is any number of studies which indicate that healthy consumption of omega-3 fatty acids is actually protective of cell membranes.  And, again, krill oil contains one of the best antioxidants on the planet.  Thus far, I have been unable to find a single study or even a single scholarly article which indicates that krill oil causes oxidative damage or is unhealthy is any way (with the exception of individuals who are allergic to shellfish).   [End]
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Getting into Warburg & interpreting his work is not too important here, but his work does help one to understand the way the body’s cells respond to low energy environments. When there is no oxygen as an electron receptor at the end of the electron transport chain, mitochondrial respiration will be not be able to continue. I apologize for using a study where corn oil was the source of the polyunsaturated fat. It is important to understand that no matter what the source, it is still has many double bonds and that comes with a characteristic biochemical property. It is the following c ...
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Do you have any research articles specifically about krill oil?  Or better yet, any studies? At PubMed, a search for "krill oil dangers" returns 0 results.  A search for "krill oil" returns 42 results - not one of which is negative.   [End]
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I prefer artic krill oil.  A couple of good sources are Mercola and GoodHealthUSA.  I have used both. As for the negative advice about krill oil, see my response: http://curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1994413   [End]
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You ask if a blog which tells about the benefits of omega-3s such as those found in krill oil is a joke?  Perhaps the post might be a bit of a promotion, but information about the benefits, including ridding the body of free radicals, of krill oil is no joke. The blog linked to speaks about a study by the University of Berkley which indicated the value of omega-3 fatty acids DHA and EPA.  You, on the other hand, quoted a 1984 study on corn oil. I’ll grant you that excesssive corn oil can be harmful (even if it were non_GMO corn oil), but corn oil and ...
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save your money. i just posted about the krill oil and explain a part of the biochemistry as to why it is no good for you. you can check that post or email me for more info. I have literally hundreds of research articles showing the negative health effects of these polyunsaturated fatty acids.   [End]
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Is this a joke? Krill oil can ”rid the body of free radicals”? Not to burst your bubble, but if you studied just a bit of organic chemistry, you would easily understand that the poly-unsaturated fatty acids (krill oil is) oxidize like crazy in the oxygenated environment of the body. Not only do they break down into acroliene (look it up on wikipedia), they cause a chain reaction of oxidation, damaging cell walls, DNA, RNA and all of the cellular organelles. Here is just one study of hundreds that shed light on this great example of half-truths being marketed to the public. ...
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If you are interested in oils for you skin, put them on your skin... Part of the Ayurvedic daily routine is an oil massage called Abyangha. The oils most commonly used are sesame, mustard or coconut oil. Sesame is the best if you tend towards being cold. Coconut is the best if you want to shed some fat.   [End]
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Is it supports endocrine system? As I am intrested in inner progress of skin that are totally in concern metabolic activities. natural oils for skin       [End]
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Krill Oil Improves Brain Function http://krillomega3.yolasite.com/krill-oil-improves--brain-function.php   [End]
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Partially replacing canola oil with fish oil in nutrition bars can provide the health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids without affecting the taste, according to a new study published in the Journal of Food Science. http://fishoils.yolasite.com/fish-oil-in-nutrition-bars.php   [End]
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Apologies for delay, I was busy curing acne. Freeze dried mussel powders are inferior. Go for the lipid extract. Also Kombucha. Do it NOW! ;-)   [End]
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Hi, I’m currently looking at a site called Maxalife. My doc says Ive got low vitamin d levels so I’m looking around. Came across this new zealand company. I’m keen to try their vitamin d but it seems they also have some omega 3 fish oil products and green lipped mussel at fairly good prices. I don’t know how effective or good they are but hopefully someone can give me feedback about them.   [End]
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Unfortunately it’s a patented formula. There is no generic. I agree it’s expensive, but worth every penny in my book. Here in Australia Blackmores has the distribution rights and stores charge anything from $30-50. It pays to shop around. There are some on eBay going for only $25, so it really varies. I get mine from the local Woolworths supermarket for $30. The competition is Coles supermarket, and they charge around $45. Go figure!   [End]
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Too bad it costs so much for a bottle ($50). Going to keep my eye open for some generic brands for a lower price. If anyone knows of another brand please post it here.   [End]
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Ok so I’m short on time today, but I will come back later to elaborate in detail. Summary: Suffered from hormonal imbalance since age 14, first period very painful. History of heavy bleeding, clotting and later, mittleshmerz (mid-cycle ovulation pain) extremely severe. Had to take painkillers everywhere. Discovered Lyprinol (NZ mussel oil) late last year (age 30) after suffering for years and years, tried everything, herbs, hormones, vitamins, you name it. Began taking 5 capsules per day (actually to assist with weight training). Noticed benefits after 2 weeks, debilitating ovul ...
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Yes, my family and I are taking krill oil which is rich in omega-3. At first, i’m searching for the best omega-3 supplement then when i watched this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj-ZnG3NoZY, i learned that krill oil is better that fish oil in terms of omega-3 contents.   [End]
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Are you aware of omega-3? As i am searching for great antioxidant lately, i found this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj-ZnG3NoZY which tackles all about omega-3 and krill oil. Looking forward to try this krill oil supplements that are rich in omega-3.   [End]
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I agree, Pure Antarctic krill oil is super rich in vital DHA and EPA Omega 3 loaded with much a lot more antioxidant power, has very nearly 100% bio-availability for much better digestion. This Antarctic Absolute Krill Oil beats fish oil in very nearly each respect. For additional information visit this Krill Oil Page   [End]
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Yes all krill from NKO Neptune Krill Oil is identically processed. NKO is not the lone processor of krill oil there are several others. Success always draws a crowd. The pill makers are free to add as they like and to encapsulate them as they please. Thus not all krill pills are identical including from batch to batch from the same factory. Does every Granny Smith apple taste alike. I regularly compare products and price online thru Swanson Vitamins, Iherb, Vitacost and whatever else google tells me including a good choice sometimes thru amazon. Cost matters but I try to stay away from mos ...
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I am in the same boat as you. Through swansons I have ordered twice getting the Natures Way, after first studying it all quite a lot. The first bottle was great, no taste and no aftertaste. Like in another forum I read about my second bottle was not as good. It smelled quite fishy the pills had sweated and the container was coated in red smelly oil from just sweat seepage no pills have ruptured. At reorder time I studied a lot again online finding nothing new. Seems like this stuff became a rage a few years ago and seems to have tapered off or at least new posts have. I chatted online with ...
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The Krill Oil that Dr Mercola, Source naturals, Vital Earth, Jarrow and all the rest sell come from one source. Then they have it packaged with their own label and some add alittle of this and alittle of that. Dr mercola puts his in some special capsules. We personally take Mercolas. Anyway, You should be able to find what your looking for here this is where they all get it from or at least they use too. This is the source you want.. Best of luck. Raider Lina Clément Administrative Assistant / Adjointe administrative Neptune Technologies & Bioressources Inc. T:450-972-62 ...
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Looking for a Krill Oil supplier that sells in bulk. Is there anyone out there that does it, I can only find companies that sell capsules already made, Im looking for bulk. thanks!   [End]
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Hi, I have to agree with what mewmewkittenz said regarding korean red ginseng.  I must admit that taking korean ginseng is a bit expensive but they have a world of benefits. If you are looking to purchase some korean ginseng, here is a site in which you can purchase Korean Red Ginseng. Good luck.   [End]
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consumer labs tested many cod liver and fish oil supplements and found most of them were free of mercury. here is the report, but you have to pay to get it. http://www.consumerlab.com/reviews/Omega-3_Fatty_Acids_EPA_and_DHA_from_Fish_Marine_Oils/omega3/ here is where i read about the report. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_liver_oil#cite_note-16   [End]
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is it true that krill oil contains alot less mercury than cod liver oil?   [End]
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I was wondering which krill oil product are you currently using or would you recommend? Krill oils I was looking at from Swanson Vitamins, Nature’s way, Source Naturals, jarrow fomula etc. I like organic or high quality product especially for this. Thank you in advance.   [End]
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hi, I have this issue as well and I have found that ginseng helps quite a bit with it. Try to find some korean red ginseng- not the siberian or panax ginseng. The korean red is the most expensive kind, but it really is effective. 4 slices in a cup of hot water to steep will do you right, in the morning when you wake up and if you can afford it before bed as well. The problem is that this does not address the underlying problem that is causing the dark puffiness under the eyes which is most likely related to a burdened down liver and kidneys and or heavy metal issues. I think that a few liv ...
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http://video.swansonvitamins.com/e_files/ResearchUpdate/070719_RUa1.html A Canadian study clearly indicates that Neptune Krill Oil (NKO™) at a daily dose of 300 mg “significantly inhibits inflammation and reduces arthritic symptoms within a short treatment period of 7 and 14 days.” In the study, published in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition, researchers wanted to assess the effect of NKO on C-reactive protein (CRP) in patients with chronic inflammation; they also set out to evaluate the effectiveness of NKO on arthritic symptoms. CRP is a protein produced by the l ...
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Hello there!! look im new, but from reading the book :”your last acne solution” from leo kielsen, one of the things he says there is that dark circles is a sharp signal of liver and kidney problems. what you are doing is really great, try to drink more water and have a bit more sleeping time at night. keep with humaworm and if you can give a liver and gallblader cleanse a shot ;) Till next time   [End]
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tasha92337 wanting middle name too if by code maybe... like my mom was disappointed with nicname version of an appelation so saved it from choppy feel by using what she got with extra call ok, hello for health I found a link you might want to browse for regular basis http://www.darkcirclespuffyeyes.com/nutrients-diet/ Scanning other infos picked up water retentention possibilities, which might be best indicating to attenuate kidney or heart problems too; hence a diet of trying to nurture not detox one spot of capillary pull politely asking for balancing, so to speak. Sun dr ...
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desperate need to get rid of dark circles heard that kefir enemas are good and do a liver cleanse right now im on humaworm parasite cleanse I was told that im anemic and need to increase blood, oxygen, and iron any thoughts and ideas?   [End]
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Hello Iceman, nice to meet you. Yes, the advertisment is to be expected, I agree, but the daily dose of fear is not necceasrily in my best interest. I stay on the list because I do believe that he has a lot of good information to offer. I take most of the things you mentioned, all bought elsewhere, but I did buy a 5 pack of his light bulbs (and I love them) and I have several of his books. I certainly think he deserves money for his research and time, I just wish he had a ”no fear used” mailing list. I am also a fan of his new youtube webcam updates. But read these quotes f ...
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Hi my friend, ”Everyday I get an email from Mercola telling me that I need a new supplement, or light bulb, or food. Then he tells me that he doesn’t believe in supplements much, but the in this email is needed to prevent my immediate death. Oh yeah, and I can’t buy it anywhere else except through him, because no one else has a pure product except mercola” Well most of his ”name brand” products are only sold at his website because I think he has some kind of promotion contract with that company. In his emails he does try to push his product, but almost all newsletters try to sell a p ...
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Hi my friend, ”I wrote him about why his Krill oil does not have ANY stats on the website. I don’t even know if it lists them on the label, because the pictures don’t show the label. Anyway, the sales guy reply was that all the information they had was on the website, which is ZERO... not one measurement in what you get with each dose.” Here you go. The label listed is per serving of 2 softgels and list whats in it. [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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You know, I love the fact that Mercola is a great source of information, but am I the only one who is sick of his scare tactics? Everyday I get an email from Mercola telling me that I need a new supplement, or light bulb, or food. Then he tells me that he doesn’t believe in supplements much, but the in this email is needed to prevent my immediate death. Oh yeah, and I can’t buy it anywhere else except through him, because no one else has a pure product except mercola. I wrote him about why his Krill oil does not have ANY stats on the website. I don’t even know if it lists them on t ...
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I had been taking Flax oil (I can’t tolerate cod oil) but I just switched to Krill oil, and Vitacost was the place I ordered mine also. I looked at the NSI one, and the stats they have on the bottle simply make no sense... compare it to every other brand and their numbers are VERY low, which isn’t possible if it’s 100% krill oil. I know vitacost is the makers of NSI products, so they always try to push them on everyone (higher profit margin), but I went with this one instead: http://www.vitacost.com/Source-Naturals-NKO-Neptune-Krill-Oil It seemed to be a pretty good price and ...
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I used 1g/d krill oil, plus 10mg policosano1 1x/d (I should have known better, since recent studies indicate this is a complete sham), pantethine 300mg 2x/d, sytrinol 1x/d, plus 1 gram plant sterols 2x/d. Age 43, M, 175 lbs. Starting TC 250, HDL 38, Trig 110. Ending TC 255, HDL 41, Trig 79. Net result was a meaninful decrease in Trig (which you’d expect from an Omega-3 supplement), no meaningful change in TC or HDL. I trusted the so-called ”study” done by the Krill Oil people (which is published in a journal that also has ”peer reviews” done by ”ND’s”). I feel quite taken by this p ...
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I still have some aches and pains (I’ve been on krill oil for about six months now), but since I’ve started taking it my fingernails have gotten much stronger, and my skin has improved in texture. I figure the health of the skin is a reflection of the health of the rest of the body, and if that’s so, that’s all I need to recommend it. My daughter, who has stomach sensitivity to the fish oils, can take the krill oil without problems.   [End]
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I would give her krill oil and also coconut oil in her diet. Fresh raw foods are healthier for her than the overcooked dog food. If you juice veggies and fruites for yourself, give her the pulp. Or if you dont’ juice much just food proccessor her some fresh veggies and fruit and a little raw meat daily. Pour coconut oil over that and toss in a krill oil capsule and you’ve got health deluxe! You also might boost her water by using energized water. If you have some food grade H202 you might give her 6-12 drops in her water (I am assuming you give her good water like RO or distilled, never mi ...
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I want to know because my doghter (say daughter) is the first thing in my life.  She has skin problems, joint problems, and is mostly blind.  There’s something I’m not giving her in her diet that she needs, I just need to find it!  The regulations for "dog food" is terrible and as incorrect as the FDA food pyramid is for humans, in my opinion. For my Molly, nothing is too expensive.  :) Thanks for the asking,   ~FS    [End]
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The cold water extraction is the key! It looks fine, except I’m a little confused over the supplement facts on their site. I didn’t take a whole lot of time to look into it, but the numbers don’t match up, if it’s 100% krill oil. It really doesn’t matter, your on your way to better health, and that’s all that’s important. I don’t think people realize everything that this krill oil can do, more and more studies are coming out, from arthritis, to cholesterol, to pre-menstrual systems. It shows great potential as an energy and alertness booster, skin protector, wrinkle fighter. It has ...
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You could, but it could get pretty expensive, are you wanting to know because your dog has arthritis, or heart conditions. Or are you just thinking of their coat? Just wondering.   [End]
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Hi, I’d like to know if any one has used this as a supplement for their dogs? Thanks, ~FS    [End]
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I found krill oil, 600 1000mg tablets, for $39.99.    http://www.vitacost.com/NSI-KriaXanthin-Antarctic-Krill-Oil-with-Natural-Astaxanthin-1000-mg-300-Softgels   [End]
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So, is this one a good one, since it’s " 100% natural and cold-vacuum pressed for ultimate freshness and stability?"   http://www.vitacost.com/NSI-KriaXanthin-Antarctic-Krill-Oil-with-Natural-Astaxanthin-1000-mg-300-Softgels    Thank you,   ~FS    [End]
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Yes the research has proven itself, that Krill oil is much better for you than fish oil. Many studies! I don’t think they have even touched the surface on all this powerful supplement can do. But be care when comparing price, the way that krill oil is produced is very important. We all know that if you boil vegetables you lose some of their nutritional value, the same holds true for krill oil. You should only purchase that Krill oil that has been cold water processed. If it doesn’t state that, it’s not worth the money! If you’d like more information, please feel free to e-mail me. ...
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I’ve been using it for about three months. A chronic back problem seems to have vanished, and my nails and cuticles which have always been brittle, breaking, and always in my mouth due to their roughness, are now smooth and strong. I’m a believer!   [End]
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According to certain properties in the krill, the omega 3 in Krill Oil is much more viable, meaning you absorb more. But still, I take 1 TABLESPOON a day of cod liver oil, I KNOW I’m more than covered. AND CLO has vitamin A and D, D being the one most north american are defficient in. And again less expensive. Krill Oil does have what seems to be the most potent antioxidant on the planet. I can beleive that considering it is the sole source of food of some whales, so they need the best they can get. So it is quite possible it has a better omega3 formulation and the antioxida ...
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http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=18&i=157 ”I call Neptune Krill Oil nature’s perfect recipe. It’s like what nature intended for humans by putting it in a small and plentiful marine animal. And we bring it all to you in a soft gel capsule. The reason that I am saying it is a perfect recipe is because if you look at the components—at what Neptune Krill Oil is made of—it provides everything that we humans need in order to be able to go through the stressful lives that we are, unfortunately going through right now. For example, the first, and the main component, are the phospholipids found ...
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Cheapest krill oil (NKO) i could find and best deal is by Swanson Vitamins (www.swansonvitamins.com)...you get 90 500mg caps for $27.99. At this price and using only one capsule daily, it’s quite a bargain at $9.33/month! I’ve been using hemp seed oil..which is in a very ideal Omega-6/Omega-3 ratio (~3:1), and which also contains GLA, SDA, and Oleic Acid (Omega-9)..as well as chlorophyl and other goodies. But i wanted to add to this some seafood based oil to make sure i’m getting enough preformed Omegas (EPA, DHA, etc.)..and krill seems to be the best.   [End]
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Cheapest krill oil (NKO) i could find and best deal is by Swanson Vitamins (www.swansonvitamins.com)...you get 90 500mg caps for $27.99. At this price and using only one capsule daily, it’s quite a bargain at $9.33/month! I’ve been using hemp seed oil..which is in a very ideal Omega-6/Omega-3 ratio (~3:1), and which also contains GLA, SDA, and Oleic Acid (Omega-9)..as well as chlorophyl and other goodies. But i wanted to add to this some seafood based oil to make sure i’m getting enough preformed Omegas (EPA, DHA, etc.)..and krill seems to be the best.   [End]
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You get 5-8x more omega 3s in one teaspoon of cod liver oil than you would in 1000mg of krill oil. And it is MUCH cheaper. The only science behind it is from the company that sells it, not the kind of science I want to rely on. You just can’t rely on those results when a company has a financial interest. Thoughts?   [End]
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#36 posted 2 links to scientific information here: ... http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=27&i=3402#i In the second link there is a caution on omega 3 given to those who have pyroluria and a mental problem. I also notice that there is a ’special’ process used on at least one brand of krill oil, which enhances its omega 3 content in some way. Would we need to be cautious in our consmption of krill oil; or treated krill oil? Would we need to be cautious in the consumption of any oil if we have this condition? I ask because pyroluria is often missed, even though they have k ...
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Hi, Zoolander, I am in Canada also -- what price did you pay for the krill oil up here? Thanks. fsnaturelady   [End]
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Hi, Zoolander, I am in Canada also -- what price did you pay for the krill oil up here? Thanks. fsnaturelady   [End]
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I live in Canada so there may be different brands. I buy Quest NKO Try and get a pharmacetical grade. Don’t economize with something like this. I take 500mg a day. I tried 1000mg for awhile, but honestly didn’t feel any different. So have been doing very well at 500mg plus 1000mg fish oil and 1000mg borage. If you have any allergies to shellfish or such, don’t risk krill. Otherwise it actually has less side effects such as aftertaste than other oils. Very superior product with excellent benefits. I swear by it. I’ve been medication free since about October ’05, pain free and depre ...
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what brand of krill oil do you use and how much do you take also is there any allergies I should know about?   [End]
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http://www.mercola.com/2006/mar/23/the_omega-3_way_to_better_mental_health.htm   [End]
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Thanks for the link Zoolander :) I bookmarked it. This info from the site surprised me. Krill Oil has a value which is 300 times as high as either vitamin A or vitamin E, and 47 times higher than fish oil. The potency of the Krill Oil really got my attention! I think it is a fantastic alternative for me. Since I have avoided fish oil because of the murcury content found in salmon and other large fish.   [End]
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I do hope this works for you. I know it’s expensive! I had to put my first bottle on Visa just to get started. You are right about the 3000mg daily of oils. How you can’t tolerate fish, flax has that effect on me. I have no trouble with the krill at all. No repeats or anything. For what I need to target, I also take Borage and Fish. I was doing ”OK”, buit as soon as I added the Krill. That was the ticket!   [End]
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Thanks for all your research and links. I will have to review my $$$$ and see if I can swing a bottle of this-I may have to wait a couple of weeks. Still it sounds very promising for helping relieve the inflammation. I generally take 3-5 grams of flax seed oil, I read several places that we need about 3000 Mg of Omega 3 a day. I also eat walnuts and raw pumpkin seed a lot. Still, I know I am missing some of the benefits of fish oil. Fish oil does not set well with me whether it is the high grade kind or the stuff off Walmart’s shelves. I’ll keep researching and hopefully this forum will ca ...
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http://www.nutraingredients.com/news/ng.asp?n=64764-neptune-krill-oil-glucosa... 23/12/2005 - Canada-based Neptune Technologies will develop a new glucosamine and krill oil blend through a partnership with Japan’s Koyo Chemical, it revealed yesterday.   [End]
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In researching Krill Oil, I pretty much found the same information. Upload dose of 1000mg, then maintain at 500mg. That is what I followed. Much higher dosages have been used. 3 to 6 g. Some 9g. No benefits seemed to show past 3g.   [End]
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http://www.tomvalentine.com/html/krill_oil.html Dr. Tina Sampalis in a True Health show interview.   [End]
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Are you taking any Omega oils right now? How much flax? The fish oils should be pharmaceutical grade too. I would also want to avoid steroids. There’s some information here: http://www.rejuvenation-science.com/neptune-krill-oil.html I’ll see what else I can find.   [End]
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I know nothing about Krill Oil other than reading your post and doing a quick Google of the product. Right now I am using Flax Seed oil as my main source of Omega 3, but I understand fish oils are better. However, I am yet to find a fish oil that does not upset my stomach. I am looking for a cure/control for inflammation and pain relief. I have sever nerve root inflammation from a spinal injury. I am in constant pain and cannot walk without a cane or walker. Mainstream MDs want to use steroids, but I am fighting that. Since the product seems pretty expensive, I would like to learn more abo ...
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Krill Oil is an Omega rich supplement. I would like to know other users experiences, and share my findings. Krill Oil is what got me off anti-depressants, eliminated all PMS and menstrual problems, and I’m ache/pain free. That says a lot!!!!!!!!!   [End]
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