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What are omega-3 phospholipids?

Omega-3 phospholipids
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What are omega-3 phospholipids?

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A unique feature of Superba™ Krill Oil is that a significant proportion of its omega-3 content is in the form of phospholipids. Most omega-3 dietary supplements — which are derived from fish, seal, or fish liver oils — provide omega-3 fatty acids in the triglyceride form. Phospholipids play vital roles in cell membranes and cellular processes. Consequently, omega-3 phospholipids are important to the structure and function of the human brain. Fatty acids stored in the form of triglycerides are mainly found in adipose tissue where they are a source of energy to the human body. Omega-3 phospholipids are reported to offer greater bioavailability and bioeffectiveness than omega-3 triglycerides. The possible explanations might be: a) greater solubility in aqueous environments in the intestine due to spontaneous micelle formation, b) other pathways by which omega-3 phospholipids are digested and absorbed via the gastrointestinal tract, c) different distribution to body tissues and d) differen

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