Krill oil is a supplement that can be taken to increase levels of omega-3 fatty acids. It has quickly gained popularity in part due to savvy marketing, but also as a result of the belief that the omega-3s contained in krill are more efficiently absorbed by humans because our cell walls consist of phospholipids; therefore …
Krill oil is quickly becoming a popular dietary supplement in the United States. Many proponents claim that krill oil benefits supersede and surpass any fish oil benefits, and suggest that supplementation with krill is a superior option. Marketers of krill oil have done a brilliant job making claims like “better absorption than fish oil” and have …
Krill (Euphausia superba) is a tiny crustacean that is found in cold waters of the ocean (e.g. Antarctic). Krill are at the bottom of the food chain, serving as a food source for a variety of other fish and sea creatures including: whales, penguins, squid, and seals. In recent years, supplement companies have begun harvesting …
In recent years there has been much hoopla surrounding krill oil supplementation, and many proponents suggest that it is superior to supplementation of fish oil. There is a lot to like about krill oil including: it is less susceptible to oxidation and contamination, it contains omega-3 fatty acids (in phospholipid form), and it also contains a super-antioxidant …
Krill oil is a supplement that is extracted from various species of antarctic krill (Euphausia superba), which are tiny shrimp-like creatures living within cold ocean waters. In many ways, krill oil is similar to fish oil in that it contains omega-3 fatty acids DHA and EPA. It also contains a flashy antioxidant known as “astaxanthin” …