Mens Health

Neptune krill oil is a versatile supplement with several applications. Many studies have shown that it is very effective at treating cholesterol problems by decreasing the “bad” LDL cholesterol, and raising the “good” HDL cholesterol. Studies have also proven it can effectively lower blood glucose levels, which helps to get diabetes under control.

Some research studies have indicated that krill oil may be helpful in protecting your skin from sun damage caused by too much ultraviolet light. Arthritis and other inflammatory conditions are also alleviated. Individuals supplementing with neptune krill oil tend to see health improvements in vital organs including the brain, heart and liver.

For consumers, one of the major upshots of taking krill oil is that they don’t experience any fishy aftertaste or “fish burps” like they do when taking fish oil. This is due to it’s rapid absorption. Also, being at the bottom of the food chain, krill are virtually free of the heavy metals and contaminants found in fish oil.

Krill oil and fish oil both contain EPA and DHA which are omega 3 fatty acids, but that’s really where the similarity ends. Krill oil has a more easily digested structure and contains astaxanthin, which is a very heavy duty antioxidant. In fact this makes krill oil 48 times as potent as regular fish oil.

With no known down sides to taking neptune krill oil, and so many benefits to be had, just about anyone should at least consider taking some.

For more information, check out www.neptunekrilloil.org

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