- 1 - Who is it for
- 2 - How to take
- 3 - Ingredients
- 4 - Frequently Asked Questions
Omega 3 are essential fatty acids, extremely important for our health and wellbeing. As our bodies are unable to produce omega 3 fatty acids, they must be introduced through a healthy diet and food supplements.
Omega 3 Krill Oil naturally contains Omega 3 (EPA and DHA), Choline and Astaxanthin and is obtained from the Antarctic Krill. Krill oil is far more easily absorbed by the human body than the standard fish oils on the market. Krill oil deploys its beneficial effects on the cardio-vascular system, the metabolism of fats, the liver, the nervous system, the eyesight and on the brains, for a clearer mind and a better focus.
Krill oil also prevents cell ageing and damage, it fights chronic or acute inflammation of bones and joints, connective tissue, cardio-vascular system and of the brains. It is also useful in case of inflammation due to allergy.
WHO IS OMEGA 3 KRILL OIL BENEFICIAL FOR?
Omega 3 Krill Oil by Salugea from Antarctic Krill is good for you if you:
- Are looking for a 100% natural Omega 3, obtained from echo-friendly and sustainable fishing methods
- Need to lower your blood levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
- Need to improve your liver function
- Suffer from repeated bone and joint inflammation
- Suffer from eye problems, such as maculopathy or troubles in focusing
- Are a student or a manager needing to be constantly focused and clear minded
- Are a senior and wish to keep your mind alert and sharp
- Are an athlete and wish to avoid bone and joint inflammation and help your muscle recover quickly
- Are a woman going through your monthly period, your pregnancy or menopause or you are breast-feeding.
Remember that Omega 3 from Krill oil (EPA and DHA) are much more easily absorbed by our bodies than standard fish oils. Several clinical studies confirm that the amount of Omega 3 your body can absorb from krill oil is four times the amount of Omega 3 you can get from fish oil.
Salugea Omega 3 Krill oil naturally contains Astaxanthin which is a carotenoid with excellent anti-oxidant properties. Astaxanthin acts as a natural preservative, so no artificial additives or preservatives are needed.
Besides, Salugea Omega 3 Krill Oil also naturally contains Choline, an essential nutrient which is extremely important to fight inflammation, to slow down the aging process of the brain cells, to control the level of fats in the blood and prevent fatty liver (hepatic steatosis).
Omega 3 Krill Oil by Salugea is 100% natural, of higher quality, and doesn’t contain preservatives, nor sweeteners or flavourings. It comes in the form of pearls made from fish jelly (not of bovine origin), in a brown glass bottle. At Salugea, we do not use plastic, and never will!
The brown glass bottle with safety seal is the only type of bottle that grants the perfect preservation of the content, also after the bottle has been opened.
ON NATURE’S SIDE
Salugea has always been standing by nature’s side. Krill fishing is sustainable, is carried out according to specific regulations set by the FAO aiming at preserving the biomass and avoiding any damage to the sea and coastal areas ecosystem. The sustainability of Krill fishing is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council.
Properties
Salugea Omega 3 Krill oil:
- protects your cardio-vascular system
- supports a correct metabolism of fats
- keeps your liver healthy
- quenches inflammation
- counteracts the effects of free radicals and the subsequent cell damages
- supports the nervous system
- is good for your eyes health
- improves your brain activity for clearer mind and focus
BENEFITS OF SALUGEA KRILL OIL COMPARED TO FISH OIL
If you are willing to take Omega 3 supplements, then choose the ones from Antarctic Krill. As a matter of fact, if compared to the standard fish oil, krill oil:
- provides you with EPA and DHA (Omega 3) that are easily absorbed by the human body and are therefore more effective;
- naturally contains Choline an essential nutrient that controls fat levels in the blood, supports liver functions, fights against inflammation, and improves brain health;
- naturally contains Astaxanthin a carotenoid with powerful antioxidant properties that acts as a natural preservative, thus avoiding the use of artificial ones;
- Krill is a small crustacean living in the Antarctic sea with a short life cycle. For this reason, it is free from any build up of heavy metals, pesticides or other chemical pollutants. This unfortunately doesn’t apply to larger size fishes;
- Salugea Omega 3 Krill oil is exclusively made from Antarctic Krill (Euphausia superba) caught in big surface schools inside Area FAO 48. The fishing method is sustainable (Eco-Harvesting™ - is a trade mark of Aker BioMarine) because large fishes, when caught, are immediately set free. The sustainability of Krill fishing is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council.
HOW TO TAKE OMEGA 3 KRILL OIL
To obtain maximum benefit, we advise you to take at least 250 mg of EPA and DHA per day, which corresponds to less than 2 pearls of Salugea Omega 3 Krill Oil a day. Two pearls of Salugea Omega 3 krill oil a day provide 260 mg of EPA and DHA.
- During or after lunch: take 1 pearl of Omega 3 Krill Oil
- During or after lunch: take 1 pearl of Omega 3 Krill Oil
Please note. If you are going through a particularly stressful period and you need your mind to be focussed and alert, or if you need to support your eyesight, you can take up to 6 pearls of Omega 3 Krill Oil during the day, always on a full stomach, after lunch and dinner.
FOR HOW LONG
After the first month, you will certainly notice the initial benefits. We advise you to carry on taking Omega 3 Krill oil for at least 3 months, in order to mantain the results achieved.
Take a five day break from one month to the other, and a 10 day break at the end of the third month, before starting all over again. Then, feel free to contact us to let us know if you are satisfied with the results and especially if you are feeling better. We will be very happy to hear from you and advise you on what to do next.
Please note. We are all different, so the daily intake can vary from one person to another, according to specific needs. Just drop us a line or call us for any doubt or question you might have. Our experts are at your fullest disposal
NOTICE
Food supplements are NOT to be intended as a replacement for a healthy diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children under the age of 3. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. The best-before date is referred to the intact product, stored in a dry and cool place, away from direct light and heat.
OMEGA 3 KRILL OIL: INGREDIENTS
Lipid extract of Antarctic Krill (Euphausia superba Dana) "SuperbaBoost™" (Krill Oil). The pearls containing the Krill Oil are made of fish jelly; humectants: glycerol, sorbitol; purified water.
Nutritional Facts
| AVERAGE NUTRITIONAL VALUES PER DAILY INTAKE (2 pearls) | |
| Krill Oil | 1'180 mg |
| Omega 3 | 319 mg |
| EPA | 177 mg |
| DHA | 83 mg |
| Phospholypids | 661 mg |
| Choline | 83 mg |
| Astaxanthin | 0,12 mg |
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