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AstaKrill rated best krill oil / astaxanthin combination Krill oil supplier Azantis markets AstaKrill as a pure Antarctic krill oil with a very potent punch of extra astaxanthin from algae. AstaKrill comes in two strengths: AstaKrill 12.0 and AstaKrill 8.0. Krill oil contains naturally small amounts of astaxanthin; the red carotenoids which make lobster, krill and salmon red.

Astaxanthin is a very potent antioxidant when taken in at least 4 mg and preferably 12 mg daily dose. Astaxanthin has significant scientific support as an anti inflammatory and is considered one of the strongest anti inflammation supplements. Astaxanthin is a supplement in its own right, and most stand-alone astaxanthin supplements have 4 mg as their recommended daily dose.

However, in early 2012 the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) increased the approved daily astaxanthin dosage from 4 mg to 12 mg. Most astaxanthin brands have not yet increased their recommended daily dosage, because it will make the supplement 3 times more expensive. AstaKrill is one of the first brands to market an astaxanthin 12 mg dose. Pure krill oil comes naturally with only 0.1 mg to 0.6 mg astaxanthin per gram of oil. The wide range depends on the manufacturer and the quality of the krill biomass that is used in the extraction. Krill accumulate astaxanthin from algae during the Antarctic summer to protect themselves against damaging UV radiation when the sun shines 24/7 on the South Pole. Blondie discography torrent full.

Superba by Aker Biomarine contains for example less than 0.1 mg astaxanthin per gram of krill oil. In the US Superba is better known as Mega Red krill oil. Flash card belajar membaca anak.

Similarly, Azantis sells pure krill oil with at least 0.1 mg per gram krill oil. This level is virtually the same as in Mega Red.

Mercola's krill oil contains 0.6 mg astaxanthin, but Mercola's krill oil is (like AstaKrill) standardized with astaxanthin from algae. AstaKrill 12.0 is basically 880 mg of the Azantis pure krill oil (instead of 1,000 mg pure krill oil in two capsules) plus 12 mg extra astaxanthin from algae. In the AstaKrill 12.0 the astaxanthin level is boosted 120 fold! Astakrill 8.0 equals 920 mg of the Azantis pure krill oil (instead of 1,000 mg pure krill oil in two regular krill oil capsules) plus 8 mg extra astaxanthin from algae. In the AstaKrill 8.0 the astaxanthin level is increased 80 fold.

Here's the table (for 2 softgels of 500 mg oil each) that makes the comparison easier: 60 softgels Astaxanthin Krill Oil Est. Price Pure Krill Oil 0.1 mg 1,000 mg AstaKrill 12.0 12.0 mg 880 mg AstaKrill 8.0 (in stores only) 8.0 mg 920 mg from $34.95 Astaxanthin Supplement 4.0 mg none The regular internet price for 60 softgels (500 mg each) of pure krill oil is around $20 (such as Mercola krill oil and Mega Red krill oil). Sixty astaxanthin capsules with a 4mg dose sell for around $8.50 on the internet (Swanson March 2012). It's obvious that AstaKrill 12.0 is a very good value.

When compared with 3 Swanson bottles you get with AstaKrill 12.0 the same quantity astaxanthin for less money, plus you'll get the krill oil as a free bonus. AstaKrill 12.0 is mainly sold on the internet and AstaKrill 8.0 is mostly sold in stores. If you want to learn more about astaxanthin, then visit the subdomain. Excellent website you have here but I was curious if you knew of any user discussion forums that cover the same topics discussed in this article? I'd really like to be a part of online community where I can get opinions from other experienced individuals that share the same interest. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.