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Could your seafood contain toxic chemicals?
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Even wild fish can have high concentrations of chemicals. Typically the older the fish the higher the likelihood of contamination. I read somewhere that fish like orange roughy can have a lifespan of 50+ years.
Your best bet is farm fish with short life spans (trout, tilapia, etc.). Not only is it more sustainable, but it is less toxic.
Your best bet is farm fish with short life spans (trout, tilapia, etc.). Not only is it more sustainable, but it is less toxic.
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Quote Originally Posted by Nagelan:
Even wild fish can have high concentrations of chemicals. Typically the older the fish the higher the likelihood of contamination. I read somewhere that fish like orange roughy can have a lifespan of 50+ years.
Your best bet is farm fish with short life spans (trout, tilapia, etc.). Not only is it more sustainable, but it is less toxic.
Even wild fish can have high concentrations of chemicals. Typically the older the fish the higher the likelihood of contamination. I read somewhere that fish like orange roughy can have a lifespan of 50+ years.
Your best bet is farm fish with short life spans (trout, tilapia, etc.). Not only is it more sustainable, but it is less toxic.
Interesting,i liked orange roughy too.
thanks for the info.
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