Ain’t No Stinkin’ Fish Oil Here

Posted: February 15th, 2010 | Author: Dr. Bill | No Comments »

I just finished reading an email from Muffin (Are there really people out there called Muffin, or Missy?). Or is it a nickname, or just an email name? If I can stop cringing at the sound of those two names, I’ll be able to finish this.

What Muffin wrote in about was buying some fish oil (a very large bottle), at a big box store, and getting it home only to find out that it smelled like the Fulton Fish Market, on a hot August afternoon. The Fulton Fishmarket, for the non-New Yorkers out there, was in Manhattan for a century or so, and I believe it has now moved to the Bronx. I think real estate developers wanted that space, for some very high dollar projects.

Muffin doesn’t want to open the bottle again, because she said the smell made her queasy. Not surprising.

Here’s my advice. Throw it out. Sure, you’re going to lose some money, but a product that smells as bad as you describe probably isn’t worth taking, and might even be dangerous. All fish oil is not created equal, even though big chain grocery stores, big chain drug stores, and big box discounters would like us to believe it is. It took me a long time to find a fish oil that met all my extremely high specifications and I smelled and tasted a few samples of “good fish oil” that I never want close to me again.

When you take “good fish oil” and don’t manufacture it correctly, or to very high standards, and then place it in unstable capsules, and improperly store it, what you have is a skunk in a bottle. And you can only imagine what that tastes like when it bubbles back up your system. This is where the notorious fish burp comes from.

Whenever I speak about fish oil to groups it’s always one of the top questions.

“Dr. Bill, will your product give me “fish burps?”

And I’m always glad to be able to answer, “NO.” No, it will not.

That’s usually followed by, “Dr. Bill, I hate the smell of fish oil.”

Not only will my Dr. Bill’s Powerhouse Omega Formula not give anyone the dreaded “fish burps,” but it also has a fresh lemon scent, just like if you opened a bag of lemon drop candy. I don’t know too many people who don’t like that smell, in fact, I don’t know any. The enteric coating on each soft gel insures that it travels all the way to your intestines, before it dissolves. It won’t explode in your stomach, like the cheap stuff.

When designing my Powerhouse Omega Formula, I wanted to be able to say that it was absolutely the best product on the market and that not only did it provide more omega 3 fatty acids than anything else on the market, but it eliminated the dreaded fish burps and it also eliminated the skunk factor, found in so many other cheap fish oils.

My beta testers included some of the most opinionated people I know and it passed with flying colors. I first offered my formula to the public in February and sales have increased every month, since then. In all that time, there has not been one peep about fish burps, or skunky smelling bottles.

Here it is:
https://www.favoriteformulas.com

Most of the comments I get say one thing: “Dr. Bill, this is the best fish oil I have ever taken.”

That’s what we set out to do here–to deliver the best supplements on the market. I’d like to thank you for helping spread the word.

It’s much appreciated.

In the past couple of weeks we also launched two new formulas. There’s that (ahem…cough) sex formula, MegaRex (which I had to reorder, after only four days on the market), so I’m glad nobody has any problems in that department, and my new Slip Into Sleep Formula, which is an all-natural sleep aid, which won’t leave you feeling like you got run over by a bus.

You can check those out here:

MegaRex:
https://www.favoriteformulas.com/enhancement

Slip Into Sleep:
https://www.favoriteformulas.com/sleep

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