In Japan, this is real food.
Actually, let's take that a giant step further. It's considered a luscious delicacy known as okiami.
Okiami has been harvested by the Japanese as a food source since the 19th century – and possibly even earlier. Krill is also a traditional food of South Korea and Taiwan. And the Soviet Union (now Russia and Ukraine) were also large markets for krill.
It is processed by freezing, to go to Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese markets. Asians also enjoy dried krill. In fact, the Japanese prefer dried krill to frozen.
The only edible part is its tail – known for its rich omega 3 fatty acids.
It is used for soups, seafood salads, and restaurant entrees – and also as a seasoning (when used dried). Large krill with eggs are highly regarded as delicacies. They're stronger tasting than shrimp, and somewhat salty.
In Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany and South Korea there's been high interest in krill as a coagulated paste and as mince (a precooked dense pink paste). At the end of the 1970s, 2,000 tons per year were being produced for the Soviet market.
But specialists from many countries declare that the real delicacy is the intact shell-free tail meat – which as you might guess, is also the most difficult to obtain.
Perhaps it should come as no surprise that these countries consumed krill as food, since krill inhabits the oceans off the West coast of Vancouver Island, Russia, Ukraine and Japan (besides Antarctica).
I consider it so amazing that I simply refuse to go without it. And it's totally in alignment with my utmost two strategies – simple ones at that – for improving my overall health with a supplement.
Two of the best and yet simple ways to improve your overall health with supplements include*:
Antioxidants are your body's way to neutralize free radicals, those harmful metabolic byproducts that damage cells and tissues throughout your body.
Scientific evidence has repeatedly demonstrated that antioxidants are a cornerstone in the promotion of heart health, immune system support, and memory support.* Antioxidants also appear to play a role in helping to slow your signs of aging.*
Although many foods contain antioxidants, today's poor-quality diets are nearly always insufficient in the full range of these beneficial free radical scavengers.* That's why I strongly recommend increasing your antioxidant intake as a valuable way to optimize your health.*
I'm sure you've heard by now about two fats in omega-3 oils that are crucial to your health -- DHA and EPA*. These compounds are not only essential to maintaining your health -- scientific research indicates that they may also promote heart health and provide immune system and mood support.*
Now in a perfect world, you would be able to get all the omega-3s you need by eating fish. Unfortunately, studies show that eating fish can potentially expose you to a high degree of contamination with industrial pollutants and toxins like mercury, PCBs, heavy metals and radioactive poisons.
In fact, the FDA and EPA have put out health advisories warning against certain fish and shellfish consumption for young children, women who are pregnant or may become pregnant, and nursing mothers.
I formerly recommended that you take fish oil to enhance your intake of omega-3 fats. And high-quality fish oils are certainly great products, with many important health benefits.
But there are drawbacks.
Such as... fish oil is weak in antioxidant content. As you increase your intake of omega-3 essential fatty acids by consuming fish oil, you may actually increase your need for even more antioxidant protection if the fish oil has been exposed to excessive amounts of oxygen or has become rancid.
Why? Well, fish oil is perishable. Antioxidants help to ensure that the fish oil doesn't oxidize easily. As we just noted, oxidation leads to the formation of those unhealthy free radicals.
This was a vexing problem for a long time...
Until the discovery of krill oil -- a marine oil that helps solve the dilemma by uniquely and synergistically combining antioxidants and omega-3s.
It proved itself far superior to previously-recommended fish oils. Here's how...
When I first learned about this pure marine oil, I was extremely impressed with its many benefits and the solid research behind its unique combination of antioxidants, omega-3 oils and other ingredients*.
The list of how krill oil supports you will likely impress you too:
So, if you're looking for a way to enhance your health with a product that really delivers the goods, then please take a minute to discover how New and Improved Krill Oil can help you.*
New lab testing from Consumer Lab reveals some disturbing lapses in quality among popular fish oil and krill oil supplements.
These problems ranged from inaccurate labels, spoilage (including one in a children's product), and enteric-coated products that released too early. And sky-high PCBs in one designed for pets.
Meanwhile, independent testing was done to compare the three major manufacturers of krill oil. Our manufacturer is one of those three.
Very strict protocol was applied to ensure the impartial blind testing of the three brands. Analytical tests were done by third party well established and well known labs.
They analyzed levels of astaxanthin, omega-3 fatty acids, phospholipids and lyso-phosphatidylcholine, and freshness and safety indicators.
Here are their most important results…
The analysis clearly indicated that our manufacturer's krill oil contains the highest levels of EPA, DHA as well as total omega-3, compared to the other two.
Astaxanthin is highly reactive (and is therefore a very potent antioxidant), so the lab used bulk krill oil from the three manufacturers to study the stability of astaxanthin.
They concluded that one product was very unstable, one was moderately so, and the third – our manufacturer – was the clear winner for stability.
When they tested freshness indicators, trimethylamine oxide (TMAO), trimethyl amine (TMA), and total volatile basic nitrogen (TVN), they found that krill oil manufactured by our manufacturer had the lowest (in most cases, undetectable) limits.
In contrast, the krill oil produced by one company showed very high concentrations of TMA, TVN and TMAO, indicating spoilage… and in one case even unfit for human consumption according to the Commission Decision 95/149/EC. Click here to view the results for yourself.
I am pleased to say that our manufacturer passed these tests at the top of the heap. But there’s another reason why I believe New and Improved Krill Oil is superior…
We deliver your New and Improved Krill Oil in a "caplique" instead of a softgel. A caplique is a 2-piece hard shell capsule, sealed with a band. Capliques favor you with these advantages:

And guess what?
There's another very important assurance that you are getting the very best quality product.
Just as you look at credentials when you're hiring a contractor or an employee, so you'd be wise to look at the credentials of the company making your supplements.
That's why our team chose the production company for our New and Improved Krill Oil very carefully, paying special attention to their quality practices -- so you would have the very best product for your health.
Our selected manufacturer relentlessly pursues superb quality control standards which include actions like...
And a whole lot more!
All their processes are backed up by stringent certifications -- ISO 9001 and ISO 17025 -- giving you peace of mind that you are getting the best quality product that money can buy.
Just what are krill anyway?
Krill are small shrimp or prawn-like creatures that feed the world's most mammoth animals -- the great whales. Toothless great whales gulp down huge quantities of krill to provide the energy they need to fuel their massive bulk. A blue whale eats up to 8,000 pounds of krill each day during feeding season.

These highly intelligent great whales aren't the only animals that depend on krill for their nutritional needs. So do seals, penguins, sea birds, squid and fish.
The hardy krill harvested from harsh Antarctic waters -- the ones that comprise our New and Improved Krill Oil -- are so important they are considered a "keystone species", an organism upon which many Antarctic predators depend.
These semi-translucent crustaceans congregate in dense masses or swarms that can turn the ocean's surface pink or red.
Together with plankton, krill make up the largest biomass on earth...one of the most easily renewable food resources available, an excellent nutritional source from an environmental perspective.
Krill aren't a new source of nutrition either. They've been harvested as a food source for both humans and domesticated animals since the 1800s. Possibly even earlier in Japan where they're considered a delicacy.
However, you need to know ...
Essential fatty acids (EFAs) include both omega-3 fats (high in the vital compounds EPA and DHA) and omega-6 fats. EFAs cannot be manufactured in your body but are beneficial to normal health and metabolism.* Therefore, EFAs must be obtained through your diet.
Although some omega-6 fats are good for your health, the balance of omega-6s to omega-3s is crucial.* Unfortunately, most people consume an overabundance of omega-6 fats.
Your ancestors embraced a diet with a healthy balance of approximately equal omega-6 and omega-3 fats. But the current Western diet is far too high in omega-6 fats. The average omega-6 to omega-3 ratio is now closer to 20:1, and in some cases even 50:1. This can keep you from optimal health.
Due to this imbalanced ratio, and because you could likely benefit from more omega-3 fats...*
I strongly recommend adding New and Improved Krill Oil to your health arsenal.*
Besides DHA and EPA, this unique marine oil has another "secret weapon" not found in fish oils which explains why I believe it's superior...
Unlike fish oils, pure krill oil carries omega-3s in the form of phospholipids -- liposomes or little packages that deliver the fatty acids directly to your body's cells.
Scientific evidence to date has shown that the safest and most effective carriers of EPA and DHA are these phospholipids.
Unfortunately, standard fish oils (and inferior krill oil brands) lack this phospholipid complex. Instead they contain omega-3 fatty acids in the less-beneficial form of free triglycerides.
Why are phospholipids important?
They are the building blocks for your cell membranes, regulating cellular transport by functioning as 'gate-keepers.'* In this role, they protect cell membranes from free radical attack.*
This unique relationship between the phospholipids and omega-3 fatty acids greatly facilitates the passage of the fatty acid molecules through your intestinal wall.* This helps you in two ways...
Another important fact: The most predominant phospholipid in pure krill oil is phosphatidyl choline, which is partially composed of choline.
Numerous studies have demonstrated the importance of choline in brain development, learning and memory.* In fact, choline is particularly important for fetal and infant brain development in pregnant and nursing women.*
Choline is the precursor for the vital neurotransmitter acetylcholine (which sends nerve signals to the brain) and for trimethylglycine, a recognized liver protector.*
Further, it also boasts a full complement of necessary antioxidants not seen in fish or cod liver oil...
There is no question that you can benefit from taking a high-quality fish oil. However, New and Improved Krill Oil offers clear advantages to fish oil in a number of important ways.
You get all the same multi-system health benefits of omega-3-rich fish oil,* including crucial EPA and DHA ...
But New and Improved Krill Oil also offers:

This means you can take 1/5 the dose -- two small capsules rather than 10 large ones. The phospholipid binding increases the bioavailability of the omega-3s, improves the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio and supports healthy cell membrane functioning.*
Unique antioxidants -- including astaxanthin and a novel marine flavonoid -- may protect you from damaging free radicals.*
Krill are at the bottom of the food chain and collected far from pollution in the pristine seas surrounding Antarctica. So you don't have to worry about unsafe accumulations of mercury, PCBs, heavy metals or other toxins that low-quality fish oil products may contain.
Krill are a highly renewable source. They are the largest biomass in the ocean and there is simply no risk of causing them to perish from over-harvesting.
Antarctic Pure Krill Oil is more stable and more resistant to rancidity than conventional fish oils. This means it will last longer. It will last for TWO years at room temperature. (Please do not refrigerate.)
Although fish oil consumption commonly leads to side effects of fishy aftertaste, reflux or belching of fish flavors, this has not occurred with Antarctic Pure Krill Oil. No adverse effects have been noted even at high dosages.
Krill represent a renewable, sustainable and environmentally positive nutrition source.
New and Improved Krill Oil is jam-packed with antioxidant power, including the antioxidant vitamins A and E, plus astaxanthin and canthaxanthin.
Astaxanthin is a natural carotenoid-type of antioxidant that is even more powerful than beta-carotene, alpha-tocopherol, lycopene and lutein.
New and Improved Krill Oil also contains a newly-discovered flavonoid with a novel molecular structure. You've probably heard that flavonoids are powerful antioxidants. Surprisingly, before now, they had not been found in anything except plants -- vegetables, fruits and algae.
Astaxanthin and this unique marine-source flavonoid in New and Improved Krill Oil create a special bond with the EPA and DHA, allowing direct metabolism of the antioxidants.
Watch out for cheap imitations that do not support your health as well as New and Improved Krill Oil.* As the word about the benefits of krill oil spreads,* you can expect to see many brands of inferior krill oil flood the market, trying to pass themselves off as high-quality products.
Unfortunately, most of these purported krill oil products contain less than 10 percent omega-3, and all in the form of triglycerides, without the unique phospholipids and astaxanthin antioxidant protection. One new product bills itself as "pure and natural Antarctic krill oil with astaxanthin." Unfortunately, this brand contains only 13 g/100g oil of omega-3 fatty acids.
But it's not just the contents that are important -- as valuable as they are. It's the delivery system that gets it into your system faster and more effectively...
So here's what's in store for you:

Ready to see for yourself how your health and quality of life can prosper to new levels?
You may be wondering how much Antarctic Pure Krill Oil you need ... and what kind of investment is involved.
Actually, the amount you need depends largely on your personal health needs. But just two Capliques of this natural supplement with your first meal every day supports you with a bountiful assortment of health-boosting ingredients ...and absolutely NO TRANS-FAT!
Although the fat-soluble vitamins in New and Improved Krill Oil are best absorbed with food, the phospholipid content assists the emulsification and absorption of fat, so taking it with food is not essential.
I'm sure you can agree that $24.95 is very reasonable for such a high-quality product with so many ways to keep you feeling great.*
Each bottle contains 60 Caplique tablets, a full month's supply, if you take two Capliques per day. That's a mere 83 cents per day to get the benefits of heart health, support for joint health, and so much more*!
But here's a way to save you the time of reordering and being assured of an ongoing supply.
The shelf life of Pure Krill Oil is a full two years.
So you can order a 3-month supply, and experience the convenience of having a steady supply on hand when your current bottle runs out. Saves you time, shipping dollars, and the risk of supply interruption. And best of all -- it allows you to keep the benefits of Pure Krill Oil working for you continuously.
So you see, I've given you every conceivable reason to invest a small amount in supporting your health with Antarctic Pure Krill Oil.*
I believe you owe it to yourself to take this step ... adding these two crucial nutritional elements -- more omega-3 oils and more antioxidants -- to your diet. Why not use the same proven source that I now use to stay healthy?*
Take your health and quality of life to new levels!* Order now!
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WARNING: If you are allergic to shellfish, have a blood coagulation disorder, or are taking anticoagulants such as Warfarin (Coumadin), do not use Krill Oil. Also, Krill Oil is very stable and will last up to 2 years. However, do not store it in the freezer or refrigerator; extended exposure to temperatures higher than 100 degrees or lower than 50 degrees diminish effectiveness of the phosopholipid ingredients. |
