Eatkamloops.org is a Distributor for Green Pasture’s: Questions and Answers

We are no longer bring Green Pastures products into Canada. Please order directly from Green Pastures.

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Fermented cod liver oil liquid is just one of the products made by Green Pastures.

Fermented Skate Liver Oil

Green Pastures fermented skate liver oil.

1. What Green Pasture’s products does eatkamloops.org carry?

Eatkamloops.org offers a limited number of basic products from Green Pasture’s. If you are looking for other products, please order directly from Green Pasture’s. These are the products we carry:
Fermented Cod Liver Liver (FCLO) 237mL (unflavored liquid): $49.00 plus HST
Fermented Skate Liver Oil (FSLO) 237mL (spicy orange liquid): $49.00 plus HST
Organic Virgin Coconut Oil (CO) 3.8L: $79.00 (No shipping; pick-up in person only.)
High Vitamin Butter Oil (BO) 237mL (unflavored liquid): NOT AVAILABLE (See comments for why we cannot bring this product into Canada.)

High Vitamin Butter Oil

Green Pastures high-vitamin butter oil.

2. Where can I pick up my Green Pasture’s products?

Email us at info@eatkamloops.org to ensure the items you want are in stock. The office is open from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday. Please bring cash, VISA, Mastercard or debit for pick-up orders. Here is how to find eatkamloops.org:
GO BOX Storage (Map to home of eatkamloops.org)
2853 Bowers Place, Kamloops, BC V1S 1W5

3. What happens if I cannot come to pick up the products in Kamloops? Will you ship the products to me?

To place an order we will need your full name, email address, mailing address, telephone number, and credit card information. Please list what you would like to order. We take payment by VISA or Mastercard for mail orders. Once we have your information we will send a invoice through GO BOX Storage. You can email your VISA and Mastercard information to store@goboxstorage.ca. We have a encrypted email system for your security or you can call the office at 250.374.4646. The cost for shipping and handling within BC is $17.00 for any two bottles of Green Pasture’s product. The package is sent by Canada Post Regular Parcel service. It will have insurance for the value of your shipment and will be delivered within three days.

4. What if I want to order more than two bottles or I don’t live in BC?

We need your postal code for a shipping quote. We will need to know all the items you want to ship because the cost is based on weight and size of package. Your price will include insurance to cover the value of your products.? Shipping is by Canada Post Regular Parcel service. These rates are subject to change. Contact us for the current rate. We only ship in Canada.

5. What types of payment do you take?

If you come for pick-up in Kamloops please bring cash, VISA, Mastercard or debt. If you are getting your order by mail we can take payment by VISA or Mastercard.

6. Do you offer the volume discounts as seen on the Green Pasture’s website?

We do not offer volume discounts. Please contact Green Pasture’s directly for volume discounts.

7. How do your prices compare to ordering directly from Green Pasture’s?

Our prices are in Canadian dollars and the Green Pasture’s prices are in US dollars. If you order from Green Pasture’s, you will be responsible for the cost of shipping and any customs fees. Eatkamloops.org covers the costs of bringing Green Pasture’s products into Canada. You will be responsible to cover the costs of shipping within Canada, if necessary.

8. Will you be bringing in other Green Pasture’s products in the future?

Eatkamloops.org only carry the basic product line of liquid FCLO, FSLO and BO. If you want specialty flavors, capsules or gels, please contact Green Pasture’s directly.

9. Can I flavor my unflavored fermented cod liver oil or high vitamin butter oil?

Yes, you can. Add one teaspoon of sea salt to the FCLO to give it a “salty cod” flavor. You could add essential oils, safe for internal consumption, to either the FCLO or the BO. To test it first, use a small amount of FCLO or BO with the essential oil to find a combination that you like.

10. I find the taste intense. What should I do?

Some people like the taste of fermented oils, but others find it unusual or unpleasant. Try chasing the product with water, raw milk, apple sauce, or a small amount of juice. Some mothers use a small amount of raw honey with their children. My children like sucking on a wedge of lemon or lime after consuming fermented oils.

11. How much FCLO or FSLO should I take daily? How many servings will I get with each bottle?

Dose is adjusted by age. Children 3 months to 12 years need 1/2tsp (2.5mL) per day. This is 95 servings per bottle. Children over 12 years and adults need 1tsp (5.0mL) per day. This is 47 servings per bottle. Pregnant and nursing women need 2tsp (10mL) per day. This is 24 servings per bottle. Please go to Cod Liver Oil Basics for further information.

12. How much BO should I take each day?

Use the same amount of BO as FCLO or FSLO for your age.

Update November 11, 2009: For more information about why eatkamloops.org is carrying Green Pasture’s products read Eatkamloops.org is Now a Distributor for Green Pasture’s Products.

Updated October 13, 2012: Here is a essay by David Wetzel the owner of Green Pastures Products: Update of Cod Liver Oil Manufacture.

Eatkamloops.org is Now a Distributor for Green Pasture’s Products

We are no longer bring Green Pastures products into Canada. Please order directly from Green Pastures.

This month Green Pastures offered all Weston A. Price Foundation chapter leaders the option of making wholesale purchases for the benefit of chapter members. This means we can all benefit from these excellent products. Eatkamloops.org is now a distributor for Green Pastures. We will carry fermented cod liver oil, fermented skate liver oil, high vitamin butter oil, and extra virgin coconut oil.

Fermented Cod Liver Oil

Green Pastures fermented cod liver oil.

High Vitamin Butter Oil

Green Pastures high-vitamin butter oil.

In Dr. Weston A. Price’s book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration, he did studies with children from mill families during a severe industrial depression. These children were chosen because they had developed severe tooth decay. He fed the children one nourishing meal a day and supplemented their diets with cod liver oil and high vitamin butter oil. After seven months on the supplemental diet, the children’s teeth had re-mineralized and the teeth were saved. The health and behavior of the children had improved. Below is a description of the supplemental meal from Nutrition and Physical Degeneration:
The diet provided these children in the supplemental meal was as follows: About four ounces of tomato juice or orange juice and a teaspoonful of a mixture of equal parts of very high-vitamin, natural cod liver oil and an especially high-vitamin butter oil was given at the beginning of the meal. The child then received a bowl containing approximately a pint of a very rich vegetable and meat stew, made largely from bone marrow and fine cuts of tender meats. The meat was usually broiled separately to retain its juice and then chopped very fine and added to the bone-marrow meat soup, which always contained finely chopped vegetables and plenty of very yellow carrots. The next course consisted of cooked fruit, with very little sweetening, and rolls made from freshly ground whole wheat and spread with high vitamin butter. The wheat for the rolls was ground fresh every day in a motor-driven coffee mill. Each child was given also two glasses of fresh whole milk. The menu was varied from day to day by substituting for the meat stew fish chowder or organs of animals.

Fermented Skate Liver Oil

Green Pastures fermented skate liver oil.

Unfortunately, the cod liver oil produced today is not the same product used by Dr. Weston A. Price in his study. Most modern cod liver oil is refined to such a point that the natural vitamins are removed. Some processors add back synthetic vitamins. If you would like to read more about this topic please read Cod Liver Oil.

Update November 11, 2009: For more information about which Green Pasture’s products eatkamloops.org is carrying, please read Questions and Answers.

Undated December 27, 2009: Need some more proof? I have just found a very informative blog by Stephan Guyenet called Whole Health Source. This is a link to his writings about Dental Health. There are many very good photos and references for further reading on the topic.

Undated January 4, 2010: This is a link to an online version of Nutrition and Physical Degeneration.