There is no question that we need omega-3s as they offer a multitude of health benefits from heart to brain, joints, skin and much more. Krill oil, in particular, is an emerging omega-3 supplement that is unique on many levels.That being said, many of us take our krill capsules each day, but may not think about how powerful these little creatures really are.
As today’s consumers become more interested in their health and well-being, it has never before been more important for companies to follow the right trends, make the right decisions and keep up with rapidly changing markets.
Simply because it supports your health and provides some of the body’s most important building blocks. But there’s much more to it than that. Krill oil features several benefits - here are the top 7 benefits of krill oil.
Krill oil is a natural source of omega-3s delivering essential nutrients to the body. However, Superba KrillTM oil is much more than that. It comes with choline, phospholipids, astaxanthin, and a unique story.
Fish are the gold standard for getting your omega-3s. But is fish oil the most efficient omega-3 source? Take a deep dive into the krill advantage and read about the unique health benefits of phospholipid omega-3s, through this article.
Omega-3 fatty acids are pretty well researched for their impact on heart health. But not all omega-3s are the same—there are important differences between the various sources that must be considered.
Antarctic krill oil is the world's purest source of marine omega-3s and Superba KrillTM is a proud supplier of krill oil. Watch our video to get a glimpse of how we make Superba Krill, the particular health benefits and our view on sustainability.
SupplySide West was back in Las Vegas, Nevada to showcase the science, strategy and development of products in the natural space. The ingredient show brings together more than 16,000 buyers and suppliers from the dietary supplement, beverage, functional food, personal care and sports nutrition industries. With over 1,300 exhibitors and 140 hours of educational and conference programming, there was much to learn and take in.
The Baby Boomer Generation includes consumers born between 1946 and 1964 (72 – 54 years old). As they approach retirement age, healthy aging becomes increasingly important. Many turn to nutritional supplements to help reduce the risk of age-related diseases or the physical signs of aging.
