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Product Review: OmegaGen Neptune Krill Oil
6 January 2010 3:25 pm
Do you take a fish oil supplement? Me too. It’s my insurance policy for my joints and my brain function for that matter! Recently I had the opportunity to trial a new Krill Oil on the market called Omega Gen Neptune Krill Oil and here are my findings.
What is the Benefit of Taking a Krill Oil Supplement?
It is known that less than 10% of Australians have the daily recommended amount of Omega 3 Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) which is approx 1500-2000mg per day. Yet it has been scientifically proven that EFAs have the following benefits:
- Less Pain and Inflammation especially joint pain
- Improved Cardiovascular Health
- Protection from Stroke and Heart Attack
- Better Brain Function and Higher Intelligence.
- Less Depression and Psychosis.
- Lower Incidence of Childhood Disorders.
- Reduction of Breast, Colon and Prostate Cancer
What I Like About Omega Gen Neptune Krill Oil
Powerful Antioxidant Protection: Unique antioxidants – including astaxanthin and a novel marine flavonoid – may protect you from damaging free radicals. There is 47 times more anti-oxidant protection in OmegaGen NKO than in most fish oils.
No Contaminants: As Krill are at the bottom of the food chain and harvested in the pristine Antarctic Ocean you don’t have to worry about unsafe accumulations of mercury, heavy metals or other toxins.
Sustainable Resource: Krill are a highly renewable source. They are the largest biomass in the ocean and there is minimal risk of causing them to perish from over-harvesting.
Stability: Omega Gen NKO is more stable than most fish oils due to the high anti-oxidant level. This means it won’t oxidize in your body due to rancidity.
Easy to Swallow: Sometimes I have trouble with swallowing capsules but I didn’t with these.
What I Didn’t Like
They smell fishy! This is probably a good thing as it shows they are the real deal, but I must say the first time I opened the container and inhaled, I thought I was at Sea world!
Conclusion
As a Krill Oil supplement I highly recommend Omega Gen Neptune Krill Oil. I am going to continue using this brand and recommend it to clients.
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noice one!
i spoke with a guy from the alzhiemers association at an event last year and he says omega 3’s also are clinically proven to prevent alzhiemers…
this is actually a vitamin i have to add to my list to take, as i dont take it as often as i should…
might help with my “blone moments”???? hehehe
[...] Product Review: OmegaGen Neptune Krill Oil [...]
Hi Amelia,
Just a question :
How many times a week should we have fish to get enough Omega 3 ?
I work in pharmacy and heard about the benefits of Omega Gen Cardio from another staff member. As I have high cholesterol I decided to give it a go. I took two daily for three months then cut back to one daily as maintenance. I have recently been tested and my cholesterol level is really good now, so I would certainly recommend them.