Shocking New Discovery Makes Fish Oil Obsolete

Is Fish Oil Obsolete? Exploring Better Ways
to Protect Your Heart and Brain

Dear Health Conscious Reader,

Fish oil has become the most popular supplement in America — and for a good reason. Hundreds of scientific studies have demonstrated that the omega-3 fats it contains are extremely effective at protecting the heart^[1] and brain^[2] — so effective, in fact, that even the mainstream medical establishment now stands behind it. In addition, a mountain of research has shown that omega-3s are also critical for mood balance,^[3] immune strength,^[4] supple joints,^[5] sharp vision^[6] and youthful-looking skin.^[7] The list of benefits simply goes on and on. However, some cutting-edge experts now believe there is a supplement even better for you than fish oil. Is this possible?

As amazing as the benefits of fish oil are, researchers have recently discovered a surprising new source of omega-3s that they claim is so much more powerful, it practically renders fish oil obsolete! But is this just the latest omega-3 fad or a true scientific breakthrough? Please keep reading and I’ll break down the facts for you.

I’m Joshua Corn, Editor-in-Chief of the Live in the Now newsletter, one of the fastest growing natural health publications in the nation. Our mission is to help people take control of their health by empowering them with information and providing practical, natural health solutions. I work to uncover the truth about the safety and effectiveness of popular nutritional supplements like fish oil.

As a matter of principle, I only recommend a supplement if there’s conclusive evidence that it really works. And by evidence, I mean hard science and verified case studies. And as I’ve discovered, there’s no shortage of evidence backing this new omega-3 breakthrough that has me putting my fish oil supplements aside.

Hailing from the pristine deep blue waters of the Antarctic Ocean, clinical studies have shown that this remarkable omega-3 supplement is up to 50 times more effective than fish oil at:

	Balancing cholesterol levels and boosting heart health
	Promoting healthy blood pressure and improving circulation
	Enhancing memory and brain function
	Boosting energy levels and fighting fatigue
	Promoting balanced moods and restful sleep
	Keeping joints flexible, lubricated and pain-free
	Smoothing skin and preventing wrinkles
	Protecting vision and hearing
	Fighting free radicals and promoting healthy aging

ABOUT JOSHUA CORN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Joshua Corn, Editor-in-Chief of the Live in the Now newsletter, is a health freedom advocate who’s been involved in the natural health movement for over 15 years. He’s always been dedicated to promoting health, vitality, longevity and natural living. Josh is currently writing a book on natural remedies and is gearing up to launch the Live in the Now radio show. In addition to his work in the natural health field, Josh is an avid outdoorsman, organic gardener, animal lover and enjoys “living in the now” with his wife and two sons.

Every cell in your body requires omega-3s to function properly. Yet according to many experts, nearly all Americans are critically deficient.^[8] When you lack omega-3s, you’re vulnerable to a wide range of health problems, including inflammation and joint pain, mood fluctuations, cognitive decline, vision loss, premature skin aging and heart trouble.

However when you replenish your omega-3 levels, you’ll begin to notice amazing improvements in your health. But as emerging research is beginning to reveal, not all omega-3 supplements are created equal and fish oil may not be the safest or most effective way to get your omega-3s.

There’s big money in fish oil and unfortunately, many supplement manufacturers looking to capitalize on fish oil’s popularity try to pass off worthless pills that contain pathetically low levels of omega-3s. What’s worse, these pills are often filled with toxins like mercury and PCBs.

In recent lab tests, Consumer Reports found that 1 in 3 fish oil supplements fell short of claims made on their labels.^[9] Some of these pills even contained rancid, oxidized or heavily polluted oil. Sadly, the problems with fish oil quality are only getting worse, as the oceans become increasingly polluted.

You may have heard about a new omega-3 supplement called krill oil that some experts, such as Dr. Oz, claim is healthier and more powerful than fish oil. Well, I’ve spent enough time in the natural health industry to know that not every trendy new supplement is worth its salt, so I set out to investigate the claims about this new discovery.

It quickly became obvious to me that krill, tiny pink crustaceans that are abundant in the pristine waters surrounding Antarctica, is vastly superior to fish oil as a source of omega-3s in many ways. Here’s why:

Unfortunately, the standard American diet is high in unhealthy fats, which can promote inflammation and damage cells throughout your body.^[19] This inflammation is thought to be a major culprit in cardiovascular issues and brain aging, and is often responsible for various "mystery symptoms," such as joint pain, fatigue, allergies and dry skin.

Research shows that omega-3s found in krill oil can neutralize these unhealthy fats, keeping inflammation at bay. In addition, krill oil has been shown to be particularly effective at combating joint pain and inflammation.^[20] One landmark clinical study showed that after just 14 days of krill oil supplementation, inflammation markers dropped 30%, while they rose by 32% in the placebo group.^[21] In all my years in the natural health industry, I’ve never seen any supplement reduce inflammatory markers so quickly and efficiently.

For a healthy cardiovascular system, you need strong, pliable blood vessels, and maintaining balanced levels of LDL (bad) and HDL (good) cholesterol is vital to keeping your blood vessels healthy. The trouble starts when LDL cholesterol oxidizes, building up inside your blood vessels and arteries, causing them to harden.

It turns out that there is perhaps no substance on earth more effective than krill oil at balancing LDL and HDL. In fact, one clinical study showed that just one-third of the amount of krill oil is up to 10 times more effective than fish oil at balancing cholesterol. That’s right — krill oil was shown to be up to 30 times more effective! Those taking krill oil had their LDL cholesterol reduced by as much as 32% vs. 5% for fish oil, and their HDL cholesterol levels improved by up to 43% vs. 4% for fish oil. In another head-to-head study, krill oil was shown to balance triglycerides by up to 28%, compared to just 3% with fish oil!^[22]

Earlier, I mentioned that krill is rich in a type of healthy fat not found in fish oil, called phospholipids. When you nourish your brain with phospholipids, you’re giving it the fuel it needs to function optimally.^[23,24] You’ll experience better moods, more alertness, improved focus and concentration and fewer “senior moments.”

A recent quality of life survey conducted on people taking either krill oil or fish oil revealed that those taking krill oil experienced a 48% improvement in mental health, compared to only a 15% improvement for fish oil.^[25] Krill oil has also been shown to be extremely effective at combatting mood imbalances associated with premenstrual syndrome in women.^[26]

In addition to its miraculous omega-3 benefits, krill oil is also incredibly rich in the antioxidant astaxanthin, the natural carotenoid pigment that gives krill, as well as salmon and flamingos, their rosy hues. Astaxanthin, which is thought to be one of the most powerful antioxidants every discovered, has been hailed for its anti-aging properties. It’s been proven to help prevent wrinkles, blemishes and dryness, and even reverse years of skin damage.^[27]

Astaxanthin is unique in that, unlike many antioxidants, it can cross the blood-brain barrier to protect your brain and nervous system^[28] and the blood-retinal barrier to protect your eyes.^[29] Astaxanthin has also been shown to enhance immunity,^[30] strength and endurance, making it easier to recover from exercise.^[31]

As an added bonus, astaxanthin acts as natural preservative for the krill oil, preventing oxidation and rancidity, giving it a longer shelf life, as well as eliminating any possible “fishy” aftertaste that you might be used to with fish oil.

I stopped taking fish oil supplements, and I’m now reaping a multitude of undeniable health benefits by taking krill oil instead. I invite you to shop around and do your research, but the krill oil supplement that I personally take and recommend is called OceanPur™ Krill Oil.

In addition to my work with Live in the Now, I own a company called Stop Aging Now, which has been making premium grade dietary supplements for over 15 years. Working with my Scientific Advisory Board, I created OceanPur because I wanted to be 100% certain that I was taking the purest, most potent krill oil supplement possible. It was also important to me that it was affordable enough that everyone could enjoy the same benefits.

I take OceanPur Krill Oil every single day without fail. Here’s why you should too:

1. More Omega-3 Power: The omega-3s found in OceanPur are MUCH more absorbable than those found in fish oil, so you can take a smaller dose! Just 2 tiny softgels per day provides 600 mg of pure Antarctic krill oil, which contains concentrated levels of the omega-3s EPA and DHA, as well as brain-nourishing phospholipids.
2. Antioxidant Protection: OceanPur contains a powerful 1,000 mcg dose of the powerful anti-aging antioxidant astaxanthin to keep you looking and feeling youthful. It also acts as a natural preservative keeping krill oil fresh and pure. No other krill oil supplement contains this potent dose.
3. Purity: OceanPur is made with krill harvested from the pristine waters of Antarctica. You don’t have to worry about mercury or other toxins because krill are at the bottom of the food chain. OceanPur also goes through rigorous purification and safety testing to ensure its purity.
4. Sustainability: Unlike fish and other seafood, krill are a highly renewable source. They are the largest biomass in the ocean and there is no risk of damaging the environment by over-harvesting.
5. No Aftertaste or Other Side Effects: Many people complain about a fishy aftertaste or “repeat” effect with fish oil, but this does not occur with OceanPur Krill Oil. Also, no adverse side effects have ever been noted even at high dosages.
6. Quality You Can Trust: OceanPur is produced in the USA to exceed the strict guidelines of the U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) for quality, purity and potency in a state-of-the-art FDA inspected facility.

I personally inspect the production facility monthly and send every single batch of OceanPur Krill Oil out to an independent lab for additional purity and quality testing. I stand by this product 100%. If you don’t like it, even AFTER ONE FULL YEAR, I will gladly give you a FULL REFUND. It also ships to you for free and is tax-free. That way, you risk nothing.

We’ve received an incredible amount of letters from our customers who have experienced the benefits of OceanPur. Here are just a few of my favorites:

	“I am very pleased with your OceanPur Krill Oil. I can see the difference since I started taking it. I have more energy and I am sleeping better. I was just taking regular fish oil before.” -Ronald Ruffell from Joppa, MD
	“I have been using your OceanPur Krill Oil and I really like it. The smaller size of the Krill Oil softgel is especially nice.” -Verna Parrish from Livingston, TX
	“We’ve been using OceanPur Krill Oil for several months and the difference is amazing. Our skin feels and looks young again! Our concentration has improved and cholesterol has dropped.” -Carol Shapiro from Peoria, AZ
	“I’m on my 3rd bottle of OceanPur Krill Oil, it’s great. It really helps my knee and shoulder pain. Since taking it, I have more energy and no pain when exercising.” -Dom Tremtadue from Bonita Springs, FL
	“I’d been taking generic fish oil from the grocery, but decided to try krill oil instead. I lost 30 pounds and my cholesterol was down! I credit the krill for helping drop the cholesterol so quickly.” -Robert Hill from Round Rock, TX

My favorite thing about OceanPur Krill Oil is that it works quickly. Its omega-3s are absorbed so efficiently that it starts nourishing your cells and battling inflammation immediately.

Within 7 days you’ll notice:

	Improved cardiovascular function
	Healthier circulation
	Increased energy and stamina
	Enhanced brain function and more mental clarity
	Fewer aches and pains
	Smoother, more youthful looking skin
	Better moods and an increased sense of wellbeing
	And so much more!

To Your Good Health,

Joshua Corn
CEO of Stop Aging Now
Editor-in-Chief of Live in the Now

P.S. I promise that OceanPur Krill Oil will provide you with the ultimate protection for your entire body. If it doesn’t work for you - it’s free! Remember, it’s not available in stores and ships to you at no cost. Hurry to take advantage of this special offer.

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