Kori Krill Oil Blog
What are the side effects of fish oil?
Common fish oil side effects include: fishy smelling burps from acid reflux, diarrhea, and nausea, upset stomach or stomach pain. Krill Oil is alternative source of Omega-3s to fish oil that has phospholipids for better digestion in our water-based bodies and no fishy aftertaste.
What are the benefits of krill oil?
Krill oil provides essential Omega-3 nutrients your body needs, especially if you do not regularly consume fatty fish. Omega-3s have lots of benefits for your overall health.
Do you feel older than your age? You're not alone!
We conducted a survey of Americans aged 25-45. 64% of these adults feel physically older than their actual age, according to our new research. Yet mentally, 73% feel younger than they really are. Read more about what we learned.
Are krill harvested in an eco-friendly way?
For several years, the Antarctic krill fishery has been a source of controversy, mainly because of the perception that it is not sustainable. But now, based on several studies and research reports, many experts have found the opposite to be true.
What are Krill? 5 fast facts you need to know about krill and krill oil.
Krill contains long chain Omega-3 fatty acids EPA & DHA, as well as phospholipids, choline and astaxanthin. Compared to other sources, krill is one of the most underexploited marine sources of Omega-3s on Earth.
Here’s more on krill and krill oil.
