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ONNIT Antarctic Krill Oil - 1000mg Per Serving - No Fishy Smell or Taste - Packed with Omega-3s, EPA, DHA, Astaxanthin & Phospholipids - Supports Healthy Joints, Brain, Heart, and Blood Pressure
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ONNIT Antarctic Krill Oil - 1000mg Per Serving - No Features
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NO FISHY TASTE, SMELL, OR BURPS - Krill oil provides all the benefits of fish oil and more, without the dreaded fishy aftertaste.
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PACKED WITH OMEGA-3s, ASTAXANTHIN, EPA, DHA & PHOSPHOLIPIDS - Each serving contains 1000mg of Krill Oil, 400mg Phospholipids, 240 mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids, 130mg EPA, 60mg DHA & 150mcg Astaxanthin.
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SMALL, EASY-TO-SWALLOW CAPSULES - Onnit krill oil softgels are easier to take than bulky fish oil capsules.
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SUPPORTS HEALTHY JOINTS, BRAIN, HEART & BLOOD PRESSURE - Krill oil has been studied to support cognitive, cellular, cardiovascular & joint Health.
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SUSTAINABLY SOURCED FROM PRISTINE ANTARCTIC WATERS - Onnit krill is harvested from the pristine waters of the Antarctic – far from industrial contamination.
About ONNIT Antarctic Krill Oil - 1000mg Per Serving - No
Fish oil and krill oil both provide DHA and EPA. While fish oil also has high amounts of both essential omega-3s, there is an advantage to the DHA and EPA in krill. Whereas the omega-3s in fish oil are bound to triglycerides, in krill they are bound to phospholipids, making it simpler and easier for the intestines to absorb. Krill oil contains astaxanthin, a potent carotenoid with a host of benefits to the body. In addition, it acts as a natural free radical scavenger, helping ensure that krill oil is as fresh as can be when you take it. Krill oil has a shorter lifespan than most fish and is harvested in pristine waters, minimizing its exposure to any oceanic toxins. Krill are oceanic omega-3 powerhouses. Omega-3s are essential fatty acids utilized by multiple systems in your body. “Essential” means your body can’t produce them on its own, so you have to ingest them from food or a supplement. Omega-3s can be found in both fish and seeds but it’s important to make sure you are getting them from the right source. Foods like flax, pumpkin seeds, and walnuts contain the omega-3, ALA (alpha linolenic acid). But this is not the only omega-3 you’re looking for. Your body does best with EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid). ALA can convert to DHA, but at an extremely low rate – about 5%. It is mostly animal sources like fish and krill that contain DHA and EPA. Eating seafood regularly is a good way to ensure you are getting EPA and DHA, however it comes with certain risks. Unfortunately due to contamination of many of our oceans, the longer the lifespan of the fish, the higher the potential for amounts of mercury, PCBs, and pesticides that accumulate in their tissue. This makes supplementing with krill an ideal choice.
