Kelly The Kitchen Kop

Cod Liver Oil – Complete Index

January 9, 2009 · 5 comments

BENEFITS/DOSING/GETTING IT DOWN:

Read the 3-part series explaining that while regular CLO is great for us (read all about it in this original CLO post), fermented CLO is EVEN BETTERINFO BELOW (part 3) ON WHERE TO BUY THE FERMENTED COD LIVER OIL. Also, I tell you in this series what I thought after I began taking the liquid!

Part 1: Why I now ONLY recommend the fermented cod liver oil

Part 2: More about the taste differences, how MUCH to take, and about butter oil

Part 3: WHERE TO BUY THE FERMENTED COD LIVER OIL

Dave Wetzel & an UPDATE with more information on Fermented Cod Liver Oil!

The original 3-part series with all the basics about CLO, including:

Part 1: The many benefits of cod liver oil / Do we really need to take it? (Especially important for pregnant Moms or those planning to become pregnant!)

Part 2 - Cod liver oil: tips for getting it downhow to get our kids to take it, and how to get it down ourselves!

Part 3 – Cod liver oil: what to buy, where to buy it, and how much to take

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JODELL OCHS 01.09.09 at 1:49 pm

I am wondering if you could let all your subscribers somehow get together and see if we live close enough to go together like a co-op to order the cod liver oil from Green Pastures , to get the quanity discount prices , I live in Seattle WA (neqar teh SEATAC airport)

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Kelly 01.10.09 at 1:46 am

Hi Jodell,
The best way to do that would be to go through your local Weston A. Price chapter – you can find info on your local chapter here: http://www.westonaprice.org/localchapters/index.html

Also, I know a couple more bloggers from Seattle: http://oreganicthrifty.blogspot.com/ and http://www.thenourishinggourmet.com, maybe they have more ideas. :)

Good luck!

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Kelly 01.11.09 at 8:53 pm

Oops, I think I told you wrong, Jodell. I think those two bloggers live in Portland.

But the local chapter would still be a good place for you to start!

Kelly

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Rob 05.28.09 at 6:29 pm

Hi Kelly,

Great site! I also now prefer the fermented CLO. However, I’ve found “Sonne’s #5 COD LIVER OIL ~ 16 oz. Liquid” unrefined CLO for a good price on LuckyVitamin.com.

Sonne’s web site says the oil is processed without chemicals or heat and the vitamin A/D ratio is 10/1. I was wondering what you and your readers think about Sonne’s #5.

Cheers!
Rob

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Kelly 05.29.09 at 1:27 am

Rob, I’ll stick with Green Pastures, and this is why: I’ve met Dave, the guy who makes it, and read many articles by him. He’s visited Norway to make sure he’s making it correctly – the way it was traditionally made. Also, Gr. Past. is fermented, and I always need more fermented foods in my diet! Sonne may very well be a good brand, but I don’t know the company or that product. Maybe someone else can chime in who knows more…?

Take care!
Kelly

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