@Æsa Natalia Thought so. Although Iceland is a sort of a dream destination for me, having lived near the tropics, quite far from any coastline all my life 😂

@Æsa Natalia Dream over 😭

Laughed and upticked your wit, but Icelanders ARE beautiful.

Mainly cod liver was a natural source of vitamin D, that is how vikings managed to thrive in Northern Europe when in Central Europe people were suffering from rickets. But like they said in the clip, the modern processing destroys some of the vitamins and they get added on later. Smoked cod liver spread on rye bread is lovely, if you like liver, fish and smoke flavour.

@Æsa It's a strange recurring theme (or maybe not so strange if you're conspiracy theorist). Many articles of "best cities to move to" often cite questionable destinations. Montreal is a common example that often top charts, but if you've ever lived there for longer than 3 (summer) months, there's no way you'll list it as a top spot.

Is it oil from the fish?

@@mouseuse yup

Why not the soft gel capsules from Seven Seas?

Careful, it’s a blood thinner.

in your 40s,you shouldnt have any lines yet even if you dont take cod liver oil.

Only then do you know that what you drank was real.

His accent just make everything better

She drank almost all of hers

chlorella and spirulina

You would have to pay me a significant sum to put cod liver oil anywhere near my mouth 🤢

probably to remove his face of agony while the thick oil coats his tongue :P

lol yeah the oil levels in the cups keep changing between shots...

Whelk, you haddock your chance, but made a right pollack of it.

As a child, I absolutely hated it. In hind sight, I'm pretty sure that the bottle my mother had was rancid too. I buy canned cod liver in it's own oil and I love it. I do have to admit, I watched several other people try it before I did. Now I like cod liver so much that I have to limit myself to one tin a week or else I'd go full glutton on it.

Who is your early and on time father?

The little gelatin capsules can go bad exposed to air too. Best to take from a freshly opened bottle

Why don’t you just eat salmon

@@VieteWalk It gives my wife diarrhea as she seems to be sensitive to fats.

She is actually 375 years old & doesn't look a day older than 75.

Same in Spain.

& Newfoundland 😊

Same in Greece.

good parents

@@trentc1098 Have you got some when you were a kid?

yeah it makes no sense to remove the natural goodness and then to put the synthetic powdered "vitamins" in the oil.

Id be buying these for my chickens. But for now, id stick with olive oil

I can trust you

I remember when the Trawlers used to come into dock in Hull , we used to meet my father and the blokes used to sling us on the decks and my father would catch us , he used to tell us about the vats. His names Terry J. Taylor . uncle was Ray Joplin ( sadly passed away now ) , but Maureen Joplin ( my dads sister is still here ).

Thanks for the explanation 👍

alright settle down old timer

well it would be rubbish for the early 70's yea, but for 2020 it's true

"Ah yes, The floor here is made out of floor"

It has a much higher DHA content than fish oil (good for your brain).

I see he's mastered the art of the dad joke. :)

A whale is not a fish.

A whale is a mammal not a fish.

Thank you for those who clarified a whale is not a fish....I’ll sleep better tonight knowing that

@@AA-tc5if lol where were you during school hours ? skipping class ? 😂

if taking cod liver oil is the best thing youve ever done you should really get yourself a hobby or something mate

Can you tell us how it improved your health? U sure u didn't do anything else in those 4 yrs? Lol

@@Aguycalledmax he ment for health

Hello Icelandic cod liver oil CEO

Just eat the liver raw.

Look for "Virgin Cod Liver Oil". Less processed.

You can get your omega from other natural sources with less fishy breath/burps

@@johnvanegmond1812 Extra virgin... is more pure, the first squishing of the raw livers🐟👍🍻

@@djlowtek lamb supringly gas good omega 3 content

Wutz rickets

So can a lemon

@peace keeper vitamin D is not a vitamin. It is indeed a hormone. Makes it all that much more important doesn't it...

@@OAXBORN Soft bomes that bend easily.

@@OAXBORN Soft bones that bend easily.

you can

For what you consume oils?

@@flowercollector9013 it's not as effective though

Now with sport fishing of Cod allowed, have you learned his method?

@@johnvanegmond1812 sadly no cause it died with him. My father and grandfather both have tried but failed to recreate it

@@bleachmaster99 Your turn. :)

@@johnvanegmond1812 lol if I could find an old fashioned barrel then I would

it is a bit shiny!

for her age most definitely...i mean it...little oily is no problem, better then dry flaky skin - thats much more suspectible to sunshine and filth...speaking from personal exp :) :P

In Iceland, harsh cold air and alot of UV. Really impressive.

I noticed no wrinkles

Lmao

No justice no peace✊🦈🐠

That’s probably exactly what they do. Just add more cod liver oil back into the batch. 🤷🏻‍♂️

What's the point of extracting cod liver oil if they have to add the vitamins back.

@@SirChivalRegal There's more to cod liver oil than vitamins. I don't why they bother adding them back in.

No, unfortunately the vitamins they add are synthetic. That's why it's best to buy extra virgin cod liver oil. It's much more expensive than the highly processed oil with added synthetic vitamins, but it's more bioavailable so you need less of it. In my view, the real deal is worth the extra cost.

Buy Møllers Tran. Norwegian, and genuine.

So we're also getting the added benefits of the roundworm liver? Mmmmm, roundworm.

So...that's gross. Are you saying all cod liver has roundworms? Should I be concerned?

I didn't see any spots

If they don’t purify it I’m sure you wouldn’t like the taste it would make you sick

She said 1/2 the vitamins are removed through the process, that's why they add them back in. Otherwise the taste would be repulsive.

@@actiondisplays how do you feel that taste in capsule?

​@@actiondisplays The vitamins they ad back in are synthetic and undesirable/

@@justas5183 Probably more for shelf life than for taste.

Some kinds of liver however you should not eat and can poison you to some extent. Dog liver I have heard was avoided by explorers of the south pole for that reason.

just eating the oil is ridiculous though

They destroy the liver and its oil by 8 step processing. Just buy a frozen liver and eat it raw. I eat grass fed, grass finished beef liver raw.

Synthetic vitamins of course with no real value for the body, what a shame

Yeah synthetic ones which defeats having it imo highly processed crap in a bottle unless u get roseta extra virgin cod liver oil tht is

Also look at how many cuts there is keep an eye on her cup lol

Not for the sharks lol

What type of scum eats sharks?

yeah that's much better!

How does this practice prevent the loss of vitamins, which is the purpose of having cod oil?

@@SalmanbinAthar cooking doesnt deplete so much vitamins, unlike deodorisation with chemicals

@@justas5183 and you also don't have to overcook meat

Lool

Cod liver is actually healthy. If there's one form of animal consumption I don't mind, it's stuff like this.

So what do you eat for food?

Same thing with me! Nice taste! Lol

You are probably in your forty?

@@mareknosek996 I'm in my 60s.

Perhaps it was and still is far superior. The biggest problem with modern food is its processed. 😔 and this coming from a young man born im the early 90's. I'm in my late 20's.

Sometimes those synthetics are better and healthier than the natural

@@omegamedia3508 no, not at all. Better than nothing though. It is still good, but a bit mislabeling. It is the synthetics that cause toxicity at high doses

I’d rather have the unprocessed fishy smelling oil..

@@JohnJohnson-wy6fk That is absolutely untrue. Wherever you are getting your info from is feeding you lies.

@@fiddley It is called general biochem and nutrition buddy. For example,Vitamins are not individual molecular compounds, but complexes. There are co-factors that are missing from individual supplements. Ascorbic acid is not vitamin c and retinoic acid is not vitamin A. Go to pubchem,pubmed, or Google scholar to educate yourself. I dont have time to explain everything to you

Omega 3 lol

There's still more than half the bioavailable A and D in Cod liver oil, it's just that a lot gets destroyed in the cooking process

Sadly Iceland is not in the way of the expansion of israel so the usa wont invade

@@spacemeter3001 but Iceland, like other nordic countries, is socialist country USA not gonna let this continue! Like what happen in Vietnam

@@DBT1007 Even better. Just means that the tribe controls the people even more.

How is it and where can we get it?

@@QueenLiliTheRed $32 for 12 cans.

Very delicious

I want to buy there suplemnt what's the company name ?

Nah, Considering most of the EU is landlocked, and most cod sold in europe are fished in British, Swedish and Norwegian waters, folks will be hard-pressed to get cod liver oil from anywhere else.

Brexit means

Brexit has nothing to do with private trade contracts you donut

@@garlicmuncher do tariffs not apply to trade contracts? And the increased cost of customs checks that people are now paying for won't affect the price and therefore viability of the product because...? I'm interested what you think are private contracts too. Literally all import and export is carried out under the government trade agreements with customs checks that have only existed since the first day of this year.

@matt matt let me know about your experience :o

Ha Ha Ha Ha.. .. .

Heheheh

Hah

Never had, taste?

satan**

You'd prob end up with fishy breath. The host did say it had a fishy taste before the final filtering. So perhaps filtering it more ensures that u don't get that.

Exactly! How come no one sees that??

@@zrina7 Because it's a load of nonsensical woowoo.

there is no such thing as a synthetic vitamin, chemical formula is the same, might be from any source

@@zion3335 Please tell me you're kidding? If not, read some more.

@@fiddley ok prove me wrong.... i said the chemical formula of synthetic vitamin is same as that of a natural source.... because they are the same.... source may differ...

But.. that's every manufactured foods n beverages ever

😂😂😂

I generally just get canned coconut liver pate. Good source of protein.

I have not!

ugh ,....:(

Wow 👏 l hope we can buy this in cans! Where did you get it, may l ask? 🦈🦈🦈

@@argylemcgoogin3298 There are many options on Amazon. I couldn't decide which to buy, so I just bought all of them so I can decide which one I like the most.

@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou Which one did you end up liking?

@@niellalien Honestly, they all taste good to me. The cod liver itself is delicious. The cod liver oil, on the other hand, is definitely an unpleasant gulp but palatable enough when mixing with other food as part of a meal. Recently, I've just been taking cod liver oil as a supplement because the amount of oil in a single can is just a lot. I'm curious how much of the vitamin A and D are in the oil versus the liver itself. I wanted to compare the cost effectiveness of canned cod liver in its own oil versus cod liver oil supplement, but the nutrition labels for the canned cod liver are all over the place despite basically being the same product, so I'm not sure how comparable they all really are. It probably wouldn't hurt to just calculate vitamin A and D per dollar and just go with whatever is cheapest, but, then again, I wouldn't want to reward a manufacturer who inflates the nutritional values, so I'll probably just continue to buy from different companies since they're all essentially the same product. If you're curious, these are the ones I've purchased and enjoyed: Threeline (currently $33 for a 12-pack of 4.3 oz cans-I paid $36) Belveder (currently $39 for a 12-pack of 4.2 oz cans-I paid $38) Sanniti (currently $40 for a 12-pack of 4.3 oz cans-I paid $40) iCan (currently $61 for a 12-pack of 4 oz cans-I paid just $43)

I now I go there shopping there every week

@@melonheadr9821 From England?

@@robdixson196 I now was only joking lol

@@melonheadr9821 I bet some do:))

I wonder if the vitamins they add back in are synthetic.

@Biff Bifferson are you the woman in the video? Why are you thanking him.

Hope chinese guys will invent lab made liver oil. Cheaper.

Yes. The woman even explained that the process destroys more than half of the vitamin content and that later vitamins are added to make up for that. So the customer is actually buying fish oil with artificial vitamins added.

That you can't digest 🥱🥱 cos its ALA.M veganism is really blinding people huh 😴😴🙄🙄😴😴