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Thanks. Any thing to say about shell fish?
Raw snot rocks are a great way to get some very serious diseases.
Other than that, they don't supply anything interesting. (Calcium, B12, iron, zinc, and copper are readily available from many other sources.)
Raw snot rocks are a great way to get some very serious diseases.
Other than that, they don't supply anything interesting. (Calcium, B12, iron, zinc, and copper are readily available from many other sources.)
It's funny, a friend told me that they read in the bible that shellfish were not recommended to eat, but man, I really enjoy my favorites shrimp and crab...like lobster and mussels too, dang!
While they may technically be shellfish, I don;t think most people consider shrimp, lobster, and crab in teh group when discussing shellfish.
I know shrimp are very high in cholesterol.
And mussels also are filtration feeders so they're likely about as dangerous as oysters.
yep, but man they are good in garlic and butter...yeah, butter, that's a whole can a worms too....Thanks Fromz...you have a good day, hope you rested well last night... :)
this is one study i would take with a grain of salt as tuna is one of many fish considered contaminated with mercury - enough so that warnings have been issued by the medical profession that children and pregnant women should limit their intake. this is a relatively recent issue, though, the paricipants in this study have probably not had developmental exposure from fish, given their age. omega-3 fatty acids have been shown in other studies to be beneficial to health, but i will continue to be wary of tuna and farm-raised salmon. wild salmon and deep-sea swimmers are less likely to pose a mercury risk.
this is one study i would take with a grain of salt as tuna is one of many fish considered contaminated with mercury - enough so that warnings have been issued by the medical profession that children and pregnant women should limit their intake. this is a relatively recent issue, though, the paricipants in this study have probably not had developmental exposure from fish, given their age. omega-3 fatty acids have been shown in other studies to be beneficial to health, but i will continue to be wary of tuna and farm-raised salmon. wild salmon and deep-sea swimmers are less likely to pose a mercury risk.
this is an awareness of mine too. trouble is that as soon as "they" say it is bad, "they" say it is good again...
Now "they" are attacking the farmers and veg. produce too. Maybe we should just eat pills, huh? Seems that is what "they" want us to believe is the safest. What does God know, all these lovely food He provides and then we go and start messing around with genetics, pesticides and well, just know this is gonna rile me up now, don't cha?
Oh, Fromz, I will appologize for getting off thread now, to save me for it later...
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