is this the same blue ice fermented cod liver oil capsules sold by standard process?
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I believe it's a different brand but this one is recommended by the Weston A. Price Foundation which focuses on nutrient dense natural foods. My family takes this and we have been satisfied. Here's a link to the site mentioned above: http://www.westonaprice.org/cod-liver-oil/cod-liver-oil-basics#brands. If you read this I think you'll find this brand superior to the Standard Process brand but I am no expert.
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This is NOT a Standard Process product. Standard Process does not have fermented cod liver oil.
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Lucky for you! The tests from this show it is not cod liver, not even cod...but alaskan pollock. Not fermented but merely putrid. Horrid scam!
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In the beginning, 12 years ago, yes, I was concerned. However, at the time, my Nutritionist (By the way, his entire family of five have been with Standard Process for at least 15 years that I know of) stated: Do you eat meat, ie: beef, lamb, etc? I stated "Yes"....His comment: Well then, what is the difference. All Standard Process products are tested for purity and safety. Google Standard Process so you can understand who and what they are. This company has been around for many years. My Nutrionist gave me all the data on each of the products I take, so I feel very comfortable taking Catalyn, along with all and any of their products. Hope this helps make your decision.
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The oil is derived from wild caught Alaska Salmon, they are not farmed. I do not know if they use the whole body or just the liver.
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I ordered Vi-Jon, got Swan brand instead. Not pure, tocopherol added as stabilizer according to bottle ingredient label (99.9% Mineral oil).
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NO---Krill oil is produced from the Krill fish which are almost microscopic to only a couple millimeters long and from the coldest waters of the Antarctic. The colour of the Krill is much deeper red or brown. The deeper the colour also will denote the better antioxident power. Granted, Cod Liver Oil is an excellent supplement, especially if it is a cold processed type like the NOW brand. Many are heat processed which will easily become rancid. Try Krill oil, especially if you have a cholesterol or trigliceride imbalance, joint issues, arthritis, or distressed immune system. Hope this helps.
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Here's info taken from the Nutrigold website:KankeaQ10™ is the purest and most researched CoQ10 ingredient in the worldKanekaQ10™ is the only yeast-fermented CoQ10 and does not contain the impurities that synthetically processed CoQ10 doesKanekaQ10™ is the only CoQ10 made in the U.S. and is manufactured per the good manufacturing practices designated by the FDA; most other commercially available CoQ10 supplements are manufactured using CoQ10 sourced from non-US companies (e.g. China)KanekaQ10™ is bio-identical to the CoQ10 produced naturally in the body
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I have no idea what Qunol is. Is that CoQ-10? I liked the Krill Oil over the regular fish oils as they were smaller and didn't smell as bad. Krill oil is suppose to be better source of healthy omegas. I kept mine in the fridge and never had any fishy burps.
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Not surely the exact species. I read that there are 85 species of Krill, and the Antarctic krill species are the best. NOW claims they use the Anrarctic Krill. NOW has a FAQ on their site re:Krill, and I have just contacted them directly about this. I do know one thing: I have used Krill Oil for anumber of years, and NOW's version is very reliable. Because of a price special, I tried another very popular brand for about six months. I had to return 1/3 of the bottles as the Krill caps had leaked and ruined the rest of the caps in the bottle. In the bottles that had not leaked, the capsules still gave me that yucky old fish aftertaste. i went back to NOW, and I am very pleased with their Krill. Have a healthy day!
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Check their website: https://www.standardprocess.com They have the ingredients of their all their products
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Yes its the same company and i have used RazTRIM Raspberry ketones. They are all quality products....
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Carlson's Norwegian Cod Liver Oil contains 1,100 mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids. Of this, 500 mg. is DHA and 400 mg. is EPA. Many sources recommend 1 gram (1,000 mg) of EPA/DHA for maintenance, and this comes very close to what is contained in the 1 tsp. recommended dose. The air inside the bottle is replaced with nitrogen to keep it from becoming rancid before opening. They also add "a natural source" of Vitamin E to retard spoilage. Even though directions say to refrigerate after opening, I personally refrigerate it at all times. If you have a specific condition for which you want to take more than one gram of EPA/DHA, this this brand of Cod Liver Oil (which has 850 IU of Vitamin A) will not cause you to get too much Vitamin A. It contains 17% of the daily requirement in 1 tsp. I believe this is true of their fish oil as well. It is regularly tested for purity and freedom from detrimental levels of mercury, cadmium, lead, PCB's and 28 other contaminants by an independent FDA registered laboratory.
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From what I've read it's the same just different packaging. Liver Care is marketed in the U.S. and Liv .52 in India.
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According to the Nordic Naturals website, "Made from 100% wild Arctic cod (Skrei)-no other fish oils or synthetic additives are ever used." It is also non-GMO verified. It does not "repeat" on you... no fishy taste! My Natruopath recommended this brand because the way this company processes the gels does not turn the oil rancid, which is what causes the fishy taste.
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I believe so. When I ordered it the bottle showed it as Ocean Blue omega 3 2100
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Hello there! It does not appear the Carlson Cod Liver Oil products are cold-pressed. You may find more information here: http://www.carlsonlabs.com/ProductLiterature/carlson_cod_liver_oil.pdf We hope this helps!
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I do not know. I have not used the Blue Buffalo. Look up both and compare ingredients.