How can you uplift your mood? Try Krill Oil

Disclosure: I received one or more of the products or services mentioned below to facilitate this review
I have heard of fish oil – and have taken it in hopes to keep my cholesterol in check.  But then I heard about Krill Oil. not only is it suppose to be like Fish oil, it is suppose to be better!  What other pill can you find that can help improve your mood, lower cholesterol, and make that time of the month a little easier on you?  

What Is Krill Oil:  Krill Oil is the oil harvested from antarctic krill, a shrimp like crustacean that lives deep in the ocean. Scientists and doctors have discovered that ingesting this oil can have amazing affects on your body including a stronger heart, pain-free joints, a better mood, lower cholesterol, easier menstruation and overall better health. Krill oil is a miraculous discovery from the deep pure waters of Antarctica that literally beats the pants off fish oil.  When tested head to head by an independent laboratory our Krill oil was found to be 54x more powerful in antioxidant activity than fish oil! (Everest Nutrition Krill Oil)

I have never heard of KrillOil until I got this in for review.  I have tried Plain old Fish Oil Capsules before, but they have always had a CRAZY after tasted.  That is one thing that I did not notice with Krill Oil. It was a pleasant surprize.  Another HUGE difference – the size of Krill oil is MUCH Smaller than the size of Fish Oil Capsules.   After taking Krill Oil, I have noticed a slight improvement in my mood and overall. I tend to have a little more energy.   KrillOil can be purchased online for 29.99 per bottle or 119.80 for 6 bottles!  What a great deal! 😀

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