I've read both pros and cons on freezing fish oil capsules. I'd be interested to know your thoughts on this. Thanks!
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The manufacturer recommends that you NOT freeze or refrigerate the salmon and fish oils as "it will only cloud the oil and cause it to separate" and "it may cause the gels to harden which may cause you to choke when you take them."
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Fish oil is healthy when ingested. Unless you're going to eat the fish oil soap, I don't think there's much point :)
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According to the label and literature when I last checked a few months ago, this oil comes from cold water ocean fish, not farmed......This is a reputable brand as well....and the price is reasonable.....drink it down with some warm water is one good way............
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I would recommend trying to find this locally in a health food store where its kept refrigerated. You're paying a premium to have it shipped cold as it should be. I would recommend a shelf stable brand SBO (like Prescript Assist) if your looking to effect bigger changes to the gut flora. Take it with some resistant starch.
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The bottle we got to try has a oily smell but not particularly a fish smell. Mixing it with flavored yogurt is how I use it.Keep it refrigerated, I suspect it could get rancid in heat.
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Have you tried Omega One Betta Buffet pellets also available through Amazon? Slightly larger pellets so I only feed two at a time. Excellent food, bettas adore, float well. Still some waste I'm afraid. i can't see why you shouldn't freeze betta pellets. I'm going to try with with a few and see what they are like when unfrozen. I have a feeling they might go soggy so would have to defrost a few at a time on a daily? basis.
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I have read that freezing is best because the oils tend to get rancid. I roast enough for about a week and keep the rest in the freezer.
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A. Hoffman - will you please explain your claim of the Omegawise Krill oil being a terrible product which should be avoided at all costs. It seems a bit trite to make such a strong statement with no explanation.
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I would open up a capsule by pulling it apart. The caps do not contain liquid, Id say they are more the consistency of a thick honey. I just order mine recently from Amazon so I'm sure they have fresh batches of the product. I'd say it's just fine. Start taking these and be on your way to being clear headed and able to deal with stress. These things have changed my life!
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I don't think I would them for that, even though the capsules are pretty sturdy, it seems to me because they do come apart, the oil might still seep through. I think the capsules for fish oil are a little tougher, in my opinion.
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I have never used this in the form of tea. I do have one or two capsules every day. I open them and drop the contents into my fruit/protein smoothie. I do the same with Bilberry capsules. I believe both have benefited me over the last few years. I also take fish/flax oil capsules. I'm trying to put off cataract surgery as long as possible :-)
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Dr. Mecola suggest IT NOT BE STORED in refrigerator. It is actually an oil you can see floating in capsule. I did for a time put mine in the fridge, but noticed how the oil in capsule hardened. It did soften when taken out of fridge though, while sitting at room temp. I noticed then on his website where the doctor suggests storing it at room temp.
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I have read that someone stored it in the freezer, but I live in Alaska where its nice and dry....I just let it dry up and it lives on the shelf with my other therapy stuff....wintergreen essential oil from YoungLiving pure as it can be...neck rollers, cashmere for poultices...etc
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I have been using oil in these capsules. I have not let the oil in the capsules for more than 5 minutes.
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Thank you for sending us your question!Not at all. In fact is quite small. In comparison to some fish oil capsules, it can be even half the size of a fish oil capsule.There is a video review posted by a costumer and he shows the capsule. You can check it out so you can see it for yourself. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions. Best Regards,Number One Nutrition, Customer Relations
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Similar to fish oil capsules you find at Costco. My ND recommended as a good product. They are too big for me to take twice a day, but you may be able to handle the size. Or maybe try the liquid ones. There are some with a lemon flavor.
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I think most oils are fine frozen-it would be overheating that would ruin it. Mine was pretty cold when it came, but still works like it should. It seems to be lightening my under eye circles, and it's the only oil I can put on my face that doesn't break me out.