just a brief interruption to promote my favorite fish oil. this stuff isn't cheap, but it works SO well. when i take this regularly my skin looks great and i feel healthier (less fatigued). also, comes in a capsule form for much cheaper.
they add lemon so it doesn't have a fishy taste and it's so pure you don't get any of the bad after taste.
the dude's sick so i'm making a point of being extra good about my supplements right now.
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AnnieKnits 56 months ago | reply
Geez, I never thought about taking fish oil in liquid format. I don't know if I could stomach it.
espressoDOM 56 months ago | reply
Omega 3's are straight $$$ homey
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Funessa 56 months ago | reply
I'm totally adding this to the list of things I've bought because of Flickr.
(Also, do you know if the bottle states what the source of the fish is? I don't eat farmed fish.)
Funessa 56 months ago | reply
Update: According to their web site: Nordic Naturals uses 100% wild Arctic Cod from the Arctic Ocean, between the Lofoten Islands outside of Bodø, Norway, and 100% wild anchovies and sardines from the Norwegian Sea and during their migration to the West Coast of South America.
The Arctic Ocean, Norwegian Sea, Southern Pacific Ocean, and waters above Eastern Antarctica are currently considered some of the purest oceans in the world, with virtually no overfishing taking place.
Nordic Naturals is greatly concerned about overfishing, and receives updated information on fish stock in Norway and neighboring waters every week. Consequently Nordic Naturals only harvests fish in areas that have a plentiful supply, and that are not the subject of overfishing.