Fish Oil vs. Krill Oil vs. Algae Oil - Which is the Best?

[@DannyNewsom-k8y]

Nice job! Great presentation, great detailed information in such a short video!

[@大頭三家姐]

Can you please make an updated video on C 15? Thanks!

[@vivekdesai8500]

Thank you

[@rinakiri2396]

Hi

[@alieninstallation50]

Thanks for the video

[@addictivewellness]

My pleasure! Thanks for the support!

[@Jada_RE]

Some krill oil supplements recommend not exceeding a certain number of soft gel tablets. Is there a danger in taking "too much" krill oil? Especially given how small the tablets are

[@addictivewellness]

Sure, it's always possible to have too much of a good thing. Regardless of which of these oils you consume, taking way too much can have effects like blood thinning, GI issues, and maybe even excess levels of certain fat-soluble vitamins.

[@llmm7181]

Also the retinoid contained in this one should not be taken during pregnancy due to the teratogenic effect of all retinoids

[@mrwater2033]

Isn't the process of extracting krill oil quite harsh? It gets pretty confusing with all the different sources. I think there was one channel where the Dr said something about gasoline and another chemical being used and that they stick into the supplement.

[@addictivewellness]

Thanks for your question! I know it can get confusing with all the different information out there. The process of extracting oils, including krill oil, varies depending on the manufacturer. Some cheaper or older methods might involve harsh chemicals like hexane (which can be mistaken for gasoline), but reputable brands typically avoid these methods today. Most high-quality krill oil supplements use more advanced extraction techniques, like cold pressing or supercritical CO2 extraction, which don’t involve harmful chemicals and ensure the purity of the oil. It’s always a good idea to look for transparency in the company’s extraction methods and certifications to guarantee you’re getting a clean product. Hope that clears things up!

[@Ekkiert8]

I only get algae oil🌿

[@addictivewellness]

Cool! How long have you been using it for?

[@Ekkiert8]

@@addictivewellness 3yrs👍🏼

[@FunnyWisdomShorts]

@@Ekkiert8 Hi, have you messured your O3 levels with tests by the way. I imagine you would want to know if it does what it's supposed to do. Gr Dennis

[@Ekkiert8]

@@FunnyWisdomShorts Yes I have. They’re in the average range. I know that the ranges were created following the standards of healthy Caucasian men. I’m sure measurements for women are quite different. Taking that into consideration, I don’t know if my numbers truly reflect my healthy average?

[@betsyrocks]

Any thoughts on the possible link between Krill Oil supplements and prostate cancer?

[@addictivewellness]

The evidence linking omega-3 fatty acids to prostate cancer is inconclusive and not well understood. The studies suggesting a potential association are far from proving that omega-3s cause cancer. For a more in-depth analysis of this, I'd recommend googling "PMCID: PMC6179880" 🙏🏼

[@betsyrocks]

@@addictivewellness Thank you so much. Great channel btw.

[@addictivewellness]

@@betsyrocks My pleasure! Thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate it!