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PolarPower is the world's only truly unrefined whole food fish oil made from wild sockeye salmon heads. This is what the grizzlies eat, so you know it is good for you: omega 3s plus naturally occurring vitamins A & D.

 

INGREDIENTS

 

Rosemary

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Rosemary is a potent antioxidant, plus it strengthens the adrenal glands. Use of rosemary dates back to 5,000 B.C., when it was used as a culinary and medicinal herb by the ancient Greeks and Romans. Rosemary is naturally high in magnesium, potassium, and rosmarinic acid.

 

Wild Salmon Oil

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Whole food supplement made from wild Alaskan sockeye salmon. Our wild sockeye salmon oil is an excellent source of Vitamin A (4,000IU/teaspoon) and Vitamin D (600 IU/teaspoon). It contains more than 330 MG of EPA and 300 MG of DHA, essential fatty acids. Wild sockeye salmon oil is one of the purest fish oils available. It consistently tests free from hazardous levels of contaminants.

PolarPower

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  • PolarPower is the world’s only truly unrefined whole food fish oil made from wild sockeye salmon heads. This is what the grizzlies eat, so you know it is good for you: omega 3s plus naturally occurring vitamins A & D. In fact, PolarPower is the superior source of naturally occurring vitamins A & D, rarely seen together in any other fish oil supplement. It is a also a dense source of the potent antioxidant, astaxanthin. Use PolarPower to support your daily nutritional needs and to also to support a healthy whole body hormonal system, cardiovascular system, and heart health, along with supporting the health of all the mucous membranes throughout the body. You need whole food (not synthetic) vitamin A to make secretory IgA, and that’s the immunoglobulin that protects the tissue linings from attack.

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