Kori Krill Oil

Kori Krill Oil Side Effects

Kori Krill oil should be taken as indicated on the label or as prescribed by the doctor. It should not be taken in large amounts or longer than recommended. It should be taken whole when taken by mouth, and it is generally safe to take for up to three months. The side effects of more prolonged usage may include stomach upset, decreased appetite, heartburn, fishy burps, bloating, diarrhea, and nausea. Patients with fish, shrimp, or seafood allergies should not use krill oil. Tests for susceptibility to allergic reactions to krill oil are yet to be completed. Krill oil should be discontinued, and emergency medical help sought, if you think you have used too much medicine or have any allergic reaction signs such as swelling of the face, lips, tongue, and throat, hives, or experience difficulty in breathing. Stop using krill oil and call your doctor if any of these side effects are experienced:

• Fever, chills, body aches, flu symptoms

• Chest pain

• Uneven heartbeats

• Back pains

• Mild skin rash

Kori Krill Oil Benefits

It is important to note that our bodies cannot make omega-3 fatty acids independently; therefore, we must consume them. The omega-3 acid helps in reducing pain and swelling and prevents the easy clotting of blood. Kori Krill Oil is proven to raise the levels of omega-3 in the body. It provides omega-3 EPA and DHA essential fatty acids to boost our immune, heart, brain, eye, joint, and skin health. Besides omega-3, Kori Krill Oil is a good source of choline, an essential nutrient that supports the brain and nervous system health, and has astaxanthin, an antioxidant. Neither of these is found in fish oil. Kori Pure Antarctic Krill Oil delivers essential omega-3 nutrients in their most natural form (called phospholipids which supports digestion, so there's no fishy aftertaste. Kori Krill Oil has superior omega-3 absorption than fish oil because omega-3 is delivered in its most natural form.