THORNE RESEARCH - Krill Oil (60) [Health and Beauty]

Krill OilOmega-3 fatty acid / phospholipid complex from Antarctic krill625 mg krill oil per gelcapHigh bioavailabality allows for lower dosing*Small, easy-to-swallow capsulesAntarctic krill is a unique source of omega-3 essential fatty acids. A zooplankton crustacean, krill is rich in the omega-3 oils EPA and DHA, as well as phospholipids, flavonoids, and the carotene astaxanthin. The EPA and DHA in krill oil are incorporated into phospholipid molecules closely resembling that of phospholipids in the human brain. This makes krill oil highly absorbable and bioavailable, as these essential fatty acids do not have to be converted in the body into cell membrane-ready phospholipids.*Our krill raw material is harvested in Antarctica in compliance with the landmark Antarctic Treaty System, which strictly regulates the annual krill harvest to protect sea animals that depend on krill for food.Thorne's Krill Oil is an exceptionally pure product with no measurable mercury, lead, cadmium, or PCBs. It is also a highly stable product, eliminating the need to use preservatives. Its high bioavailability allows lower dosages (typically 1 to 2 capsules twice daily).* Krill Oil causes no GI upset or "fish oil burping."A study comparing the beneficial effects of krill oil to regular fish oil on premenstrual discomfort found krill oil to be superior.*Krill Oil is a unique source of omega-3 essential fatty acids extracted from Antarctic krill. A zooplankton crustacean, krill is rich in the omega-3 oils EPA and DHA, as well as phospholipids, flavonoids, and the carotene astaxanthin. The EPA and DHA in krill oil are incorporated into important phospholipid molecules closely resembling that of brain phospholipids. This makes krill oil highly absorbable and bioavailable, as these essential fatty acids do not have to be converted in the body into cell membrane-ready phospholipids.*A study comparing the beneficial effects of krill oil to regular fish oil on premenstrual discomfort found krill