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- Why is "Gold of the Ocean" so valuable?
- What are alkylglycerols and why are they so important?
- Rosita Ratfish Liver Oil – the best way to give your body the valuable alkylglycerols, and more…
- European chimaera liver oil contains alpha-tocopherols, the active form of vitamin E
- Gold of the ocean is a natural source of vitamins A and D
- European chimaera liver oil contains important fats
Ancient Vikings and Scandinavian fishermen considered the oil obtained from the large, fatty liver of certain shark species or fish of the Elasmobranch type to be a precious gift from the sea. They used this rare oil to support their general health, as well as for specific purposes, including healing wounds and treating general weakness of the body, infections, irritation of the respiratory and digestive tracts, and glandular disease. It was also applied topically to reduce inflammation and pain, to promote wound healing, and as an elixir for the skin.
Legend has it that the Vikings would hang the fish head-up, and after a while the oil from the liver would begin to drip from the end of its very long tail. The Vikings would then collect this very special oil. Unlike cod, fish of the Elasmobranch type live mostly in deep waters and were therefore not abundant for the Vikings, who considered the oil from their liver a very rare and precious gift from the sea. That's why they called it “Gold of the Ocean.”
Why is "Gold of the Ocean" so valuable?
- Very rich in rare, biologically active lipids called alkylglycerols, which may have anti-inflammatory properties and support the health of the immune system.
- Contains phytosterols (plant sterols), which were present in the diet of early humans.
- Contains natural antioxidants that protect against free radical damage.
- May support the health of blood vessels and the pineal gland.
- Contains a wide range of nutrients.
- Rich in fat-soluble vitamins and quinones.
- A natural ratio of vitamin A to vitamin D.
- Contains a wide range of fatty acids, including omega-3, omega-4, omega-6, omega-7, omega-9, and omega-11 fatty acids in their naturally occurring forms.
What are alkylglycerols and why are they so important?
Alkylglycerols are ether lipids found in blood-producing organs such as bone marrow, the spleen, and the liver; but they can also be found in breast milk and colostrum. Marine sources of alkylglycerols include the liver of certain shark and fish species.
Several clinical studies show the ability of alkylglycerols to support the immune system in various ways. Alkylglycerols may support the body's natural response to bacteria, fungi, and yeast; boost the overall antioxidant status of the blood; and support the production of certain immune system chemicals called cytokines, such as interleukin 12 (IL-12) and interferon gamma (IFN-γ).
Alkylglycerols have also been shown to have other beneficial effects on the human body, including supporting the production of all types of blood cells (hematopoiesis), improving sperm quality, reducing damage caused by radiation therapy, and having anti-tumor and anti-metastatic effects.
Rosita Ratfish Liver Oil – the best way to give your body the valuable alkylglycerols, and more…
With a concentration of 33% or more alkylglycerols, liver oil from the European chimaera appears to have one of the highest concentrations of this special substance! Just a few drops of this gentle liver oil can bring about significant health benefits, including increasing red blood cell production and keeping tissue healthy. But while researchers are intrigued by the influence of alkylglycerols on maintaining our health, that's not the only benefit of “gold of the ocean.”
Here's why Rosita Ratfish Liver Oil is so special:
European chimaera liver oil contains alpha-tocopherols, the active form of vitamin E
Gold of the ocean contains vitamin E, the most abundant fat-soluble antioxidant. You may know how important antioxidants are for your health, but vitamin E is especially important, since it protects your body from free radical damage. Without the protection of vitamin E, the cells in your body cannot function properly.
- Vitamin E can improve your eye health, especially past a certain age;
- Vitamin E supports the heart and circulatory system. By minimizing the oxidation of circulating LDL (“bad”) cholesterol, it allows that cholesterol to move smoothly through your bloodstream to where it's needed;
- Several clinical studies link vitamin E to protecting the brain and nervous system.
Gold of the ocean is a natural source of vitamins A and D
This matters because, while many “experts” look at vitamins in isolation, research shows that these two vitamins work in tandem. Both vitamins are essential for immune health, proper body function, and healthy cells.
Vitamin A is crucial for maintaining the health of your eyes and keeping your nerves in good condition.
As for vitamin D, this hormone-vitamin works throughout the entire body by:
- Supporting healthy bone growth and strong muscles;
- Helping regulate the immune system and metabolism;
- Taking care of heart health.
European chimaera liver oil contains important fats
Among these special fats are phytosterols, mainly campesterol. Phytosterols are typically found in plants, where they function in a way similar to how cholesterol acts in our bodies. In our bodies, phytosterols help us maintain healthy cholesterol levels. Research also suggests that phytosterols support immune health and protect against inflammation.
But European chimaera liver oil doesn't stop at just this one special fat. It contains 33 different fatty acids, including several omega-3, omega-4, omega-6, omega-7, omega-9, and omega-11 fatty acids in their naturally occurring form.
Many fish oil producers destroy the natural, healthy properties of their oils in order to isolate omega-3 fatty acids and increase their concentration. But Rosita keeps the oil in its purest form. That way you get the full spectrum of beneficial fats you need.
Order “gold of the ocean” today for yourself and your family, and enjoy its beneficial properties.
