Krill’s Omega-3s: It’s All about the Phospholipids

23 SEP 2013 Monday

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Ever wonder how omega-3s behave in your body? How they are delivered determines their health potential. Krill’s phospholipid-bound omega-3s are incorporated into the cells at a much higher rate than other marine omega-3s. Translation: healthy cells, healthy tissues, healthy body.

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