Cod Liver Oil - Brands Containing Soy
Last week I posted my brand comparison of cod liver oil (CLO). In this comparison I listed three dozen types of liquid and softgel cod liver oils, and compared the cost per serving of each of them. I compared the cost of CLO to the more superior fermented cod liver oil (FCLO) and concluded the liquid FCLO is less expensive than all but two of the liquid brands. We also discovered there are brands of CLO with 0 IU’s of Vitamin D.
However, as I mentioned, quality was not taken into account in my cost analysis. Who uses synthetic vitamins? Natural? Which brands contain soy?
This post addresses which brands contain soy. But first, let’s take a quick peek into why we don’t want soy in our CLO.
Reasons to Avoid Soy
Soybean oil is the main active ingredient used in Bayer’s “natural” pesticide - and we want to consume this?
Soy is genetically modified - we want to avoid GMO’s!
Soy is processed in a way that increases levels of carcinigens,and cause thyroid problems - read more: Soy Danger’s Summarized
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