I'm a big baby so I get the capsules :). One dd also takes the caps and the other 2 dds use the plain gel (ick!!) drizzled with honey. I take the caps in the middle of my meal (did I already say I'm a big baby??).
Funny, when I lowered my dose back to the recommended dose I started scarfing down butter (no, 'scarfing down' is not too strong to describe my beast-like consumption of butter during that brief window!). Because of that I got some plain X-Factor High Vitamin butter oil
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Fermented Cod Liver Oil with Butter Oil and homemade bone broth are probably the 2 consistent things I do for the dc that will have the biggest health impacts for them now and later.
I didn't realize they had the butter oil/CLO blend in capsules. That is a major lifesaver!
ReplyDeletePlease tell me how you get your kids to take it. My daughter is 7 and has a great deal of trouble swallowing, so I get the gel and spread it on toast and let her have it with butter and honey or jam, but it's still a major power struggle issue. I find hidden bits of toast underneath pieces of furniture, stale and gross.
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ReplyDeleteYes, I like the combo - double benefits!
Have you tried any of the flavored gels? To me it sounds gaggy (I'm sure that's gotta be a real word!) but it works for some families. I can ask my friend what flavors her boys like.
My dc would rather just get it over with, lol. They scoop a 1/2 teaspoon out of the jar and drizzle local honey on it - over the top and around the FCLO. Then they swallow and gulp down some water or milk. My youngest (just turned 9) is the best at it - I tell her she's my hero - but she started at a younger age. She also likes sauerkraut and will drink straight kefir!
Maybe you could try a tactic that we use with oil of oregano (which is yucky) when they are sick. Middle dd will eat a potato chip or something salty then quickly take it, and then eat another chip/salty food. Older dd likes something cold before/after (she would love it to be ice cream every time!). Youngest dd has a few licks off of an organic lollipop.
Hope some of these ideas help! Let me know how it goes...
Thanks for the comment!