Fermented Skate Liver Oil Capsules - Wild Caught, Omega-3 Supplement, Vitamins A & D, EPA/DHA, Non-Gelatin 120 Count

The best fish oil on the market. A little pricey but in the end worth it ✨️

This is a wonderful product. I recommend it highly for anyone suffering from an Inflammatory disorder. This supplement has also been EXCELLENT for my mental clarity! My mind’s eye is sharper and my dreams (which I hadn’t had for years) came back 😁. My husband has Crohn’s disease and he has maintained his remission on only Stellara and this supplement. He was able to stop taking his immune blockers which meant a lot to us because of the pandemic. It doesn’t treat pain, but it can reduce inflammation. That will reduce the pain you experience to begin with. I am grateful that the price is reasonable 😁 Each bottle is a 2 month supply for 1 person, or 1 month for 2 people.

Quality is perfect

I have bought this product a few times. I really love it for my joints, especially my knees. However, this last time the capsules didn't have very much of the actual fish oil in them. They are filled about half full this time.

This is a great product. Almost immediately I saw (and felt) a huge change in my skin. I have extremely dry skin to the point that my skin actually hurts. Literally after taking this twice, my skin was actually oily (for me) in a few places and had more of a hydrated look. Placebo effect? No way. I've been living with dry skin for years and this was the only thing I changed. I am excited to see what happens after a few more weeks. I haven't noticed dreams yet but my sleep is definitely deeper and my joint pain less. I will buy another bottle in case demand exceeds supply again. Also, I didn't find the fishy taste bad. I guess it's about your chemistry and what your body needs. My body loves this.

I decided to try the Fermented Skate Liver Oil because of the decalcification of the Pineal Gland. Within a few days I began to experience more vivid dreams. So much so that I began to keep a dream diary on the side of my bed. I also noticed, even sooner than the dreams, increased mental clarity. Im very low on vitamin d and when I sleep, its not long or restful. With the skate liver oil, even when I dont sleep as long, I have mental clarity that I didnt have previously after not getting much sleep. The last few nights I've actually found myself tired and excited to go to sleep. I increased my dosage from 2 at night to 4 and noticed an immediate difference in my sleep length so moving forward I will be taking 2 in the morning and 4 at night. They don't come with real direction so you're just figuring it out on your own. I initially followed the suggestion of many here in the reviews and took 2 in the morning and 2 at night. The second week I kept the morning dosage the same and increased it to 3 at night. I didnt notice a difference from taking 2. The 3rd week is when I increased it to 2 in the morning and 4 and night and that seems to be magical. I highly suggest playing with the dosage and finding what feels best for you AFTER spending a full week on the basic dose of 2 in the am and pm. All in all I love this product.... Dont allow the negative reviews to scare you. The comments of it tasting like fish.....ITS FISH OIL.... Keep it in the refrigerator, take out when you're ready to take them and immediately swallow them down. You only taste a trace amount of fish but again, being fish oil Im unsure why someone would expect it to taste like anything other than. The burping I saw in some reviews wasnt an issue for me.. didn't notice it at all. Im convinced that some people look for anything to complain about. I highly suggest grabbing a bottle for yourself and trying it out.

First of all great product, used for a a couple months till the bottle finished. Good to decalcify you pineal gland but not to OPEN your 3rd eye, people have the debate saying it helps open the third eye but it is a whole different progress of it's own. I would suggest alot of meditations and staying away from food that calcifies the pineal gland. This product helped me to stay away from eating meat and only stick to a vegetables and fruits diet, as humans we have much more potential than understood but the whole world especially the western civilizations have been mislead and recieved. When you open your third eye you will understand these things and see beyond other realms and live in a different reality, people will think your crazy because the way it changes your view for the world. If you wish to open your third eye practice fasting with these pills, stay away from poisoning meats and other foods, stay away from fluoride, spend more time in nature, meditate, and close your eyes and use you imagination to visualize more.

Enough said! Summary of Dr. Daniel’s Report: Green Pasture brand “fermented cod liver oil” (FCLO) has been promoted by the producer and the Weston A. Price Foundation as the only true “traditional” cod liver oil and the “high vitamin” cod liver oil recommended by Dr. Weston Price. Dr. Daniel had concerns about many of the claims and brought them to the attention of Sally Fallon Morell, President of the Foundation, and requested testing. Morell and the Board declined. Dr. Daniel on her own had extensive testing done at world renowned marine lipid laboratories. The following are some of her conclusions. Flavors, odors and colors are indicative of rancidity – extreme rancidity – and that’s what the data show. Several lab managers said FCLO was the most rancid oil they’d ever tested. A massive body of research shows rancid polyunsaturated fatty acids can contribute to heart disease, cancer and other ills. Levels of fat-soluble vitamins reported by the labs utilized for this testing are significantly lower than those reported on the Weston Price Foundation and Green Pasture web sites. Levels of vitamin D are strikingly low, in contrast with the high levels reported by Green Pasture, which has reported especially high levels of vitamin D2. The world’s leading vitamin D researcher states that he has never found vitamin D2 in cod liver oil. Interestingly, a number of doctors and other health care professionals have reported severe vitamin D deficiencies among some patients who have been taking daily doses of FCLO for months or even years. Green Pasture claims stupendous amounts of vitamin K and significant amounts of Coenzyme Q10 in FCLO. The world’s leading vitamin K research center found extremely low levels of vitamin K; another lab showed nearly undetectable levels of Coenzyme Q10. The ratio of EPA to DHA for Arctic cod should be about 6 to 10. Testing at the two labs sent samples of FCLO to show the ratio of EPA to DHA to be approximately 2 to 1. These numbers do not match Arctic cod, and in fact are similar to what one would expect from Alaskan pollock. According to the Green Pasture website, the “cod livers” in the Green Pasture Cattle Lick product are left over from the manufacture of FCLO. Dr. Daniel had DNA testing done on the product. The lab reports that the liver is “100 percent Alaskan pollock.” While pollock is a member of the cod family, it is a cheap product with a very different nutritional profile than codfish, and is commonly substituted in “cod liver oils” coming out of China and other countries. It is a favorite of Big Food, which turns it into fish sticks, fried fish, and other fishy substances found in processed, packaged and fast foods. The livers are primarily sold for use in pet food. So much for truth in labeling. FCLO was tested for trans fats. The lab showed 3.22 percent trans fats, of which Dr. Gjermund Vogt, a leading authority on fish oils, says: “No authentic raw or mildly processed cod liver oil will contain trans fats [indicating] that another oil has been added to this oil.” The evidence indicates that the most likely explanation is that a heat damaged vegetable oil has been added. Joan Grinzi, Executive Director of the Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation, says: “It’s taken us over a year to thoroughly search the archives. We can now state that Dr. Price never mentioned fermented cod liver oil and never recommended a product like it.” FCLO is neither a true “traditional” cod liver oil nor the “high vitamin cod liver oil” recommended by Dr. Price. Dr. Price pointed out the danger of rancidity in the cod liver oils of his day, and he cited other researchers from the 1920s and 1930s who had “called attention to the importance of considering the toxic substances in cod liver oils as possible explanation for differences in the results obtained by different workers in vitamin studies.” Clinicians observed “severe and striking” effects, most notably “serious structural damage” to the heart and kidneys. Green Pasture Butter Oil showed very good levels of Vitamin K2. So too did grass-fed ghee – which costs about one-seventh as much. Green Pasture claims its butter oil is from the “milk of cows that graze on select grasses of the Northern Great Plains.” In fact, evidence indicates that for several years the company has imported its butter in large canisters from Argentina, which visitors to Green Pasture have reported sit around and heat up in his solar facility. Many butter oil connoisseurs have commented that the product has gone downhill over the past several years, with “off flavors” and an “odd texture.” Lab testing of the butter oil showed a Peroxide Value of 3.6 meq/kg. The value should be no higher than 0.6 meq/kg. Acid Value tested at 3.0 mg-KOH/g. The value should be no higher than 0.796 mg KOH/g. Both of these tests show significant primary-stage rancidity.