Why Fish Oil & Painkillers Don't Work — And What Does
Most knee discomfort starts inside the joint — where your synovial lining produces the fluid that keeps cartilage lubricated. When that lining is inflamed, the fluid thins out and your joints lose their natural cushion. That's the grinding, the stiffness, the ache that hits hardest in the morning.
Painkillers mask the signal. Fish oil has the right idea — omega-3s — but delivers them in triglyceride form, which your liver filters before they ever reach the joint. Antarctic krill oil is different.†
- Phospholipid-bound omega-3s bypass the liver and absorb directly into cell membranes†
- Supports the synovial lining that produces your joint's natural lubricating fluid†
- A smaller dose delivers more omega-3 to joints than a larger dose of fish oil†
PHOSPHOLIPID-BOUND OMEGA-3
Support the Joint Lining Your Knees Depend On
Antarctic krill oil delivers EPA and DHA already bound to phospholipids — the same building blocks your cell membranes are made of. Instead of being broken down and filtered by your liver like fish oil, they're carried directly into the cells of your synovial lining, where your body uses them to support comfortable, flexible joints.†
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