Alaska Salmon Oil - 100% Natural Source of All 8 Essential Fatty Acids

Take the COMPLETE essential fatty acid supplement.

Our Wild Alaska Salmon Oil is made using a gentle, cold-press process that preserves all 8 essential fatty acids (EFAs) found naturally in wild salmon. This including high quantities of the omega-3s EPA and DHA. The cold-press process also preserves oil soluble nutrients like antioxidants, vitamins, bioflavonoids and carotenoids which play essential roles in our bodies. This is as close to eating healthy and safe wild whole salmon as you can get!

100% Wild Alaska Salmon. Our salmon oil comes from fresh, wild-caught Pink and King Salmon harvested from the MSC certified sustainable salmon fisheries of Alaska. Our unique, cold-pressed process is a gentle and unrefined process that results in a natural salmon oil that is made under stringent food-grade, nutraceutical standards.

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Why are our salmon oil softgels orange?
Salmon flesh is orange because of it's high content of the antioxidant astaxanthin. Wild Alaskan salmon get it by eating krill in the open ocean.
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Other Omega-3 Products. Most omega-3 supplements are made from a blend of oil taken from different fish species whose source is not always identified. Due to a lack of regulation and the unknown purity of the oil, it must undergo deodorization through molecular distillation to ensure the absence of undesirable odors and harmful contaminants such as heavy metals. During this heavily refined process, standard fish oils are heated to temperatures in excess of 300°F, which can degrade the essential fatty acids (EFAs).

The remaining omega-3 EPA and DHA is then concentrated, altering their relative natural proportions and removing the other valuable fatty acids and nutrients found in whole fish. This changes the fish oil into something far removed from its natural whole fish origins.

Where does your fish oil come from?
Fish oils companies like to advertise the ‘purity’ of their product but don't tell you what species they use or how it's processed. Next time you're at the store, look at the labels to see how many list the species of fish they use.

Omega-3s are good for your health.

Salmon Oil is not a miracle cure. It simply helps restore balance to your body, which has been thrown off by our western diet. Almost everyday, researchers find conditions that can be improved by the essential fatty acids (EFA's) in salmon oil.

Mayo Clinic research The Mayo Clinic just released the results from 3 large clinical trials studying omega-3 fatty acids on cardiovascular disease. "These trials showed reductions in cardiovascular events of 19% to 45%."

Other studies have found improvements for:

Cardiovascular and heart disease
Skin conditions
Mental illness and depression
Pregnancy and infant nutrition
Childhood problems like ADHD
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American Heart Association Recommends 3 servings of fish per week to get 500 mg of omega-3 per day. This is about 4 times more than the current North American's diet. Simply said, Americans are not eating enough fish. If you can't eat more fresh fish then the next best thing is a to take a high-quality salmon oil supplement.
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