will tuna make me dumb
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I don't believe that mercury poisoning is just a problem for kids or teens
It has bad effects on adults too and the brain mostly grow in the fetus and in the first years of life so if it were a problem for growing brains it would just be a problem for small children not kids, but actually it is known to be a problem for whatever brain not just the ones growing
Tries to eat tuna that you know contain less mercury or has been fished on less polluted waters and stick with that brand
Danny
It has bad effects on adults too and the brain mostly grow in the fetus and in the first years of life so if it were a problem for growing brains it would just be a problem for small children not kids, but actually it is known to be a problem for whatever brain not just the ones growing
Tries to eat tuna that you know contain less mercury or has been fished on less polluted waters and stick with that brand
Danny
Re: Tuna and nutrients
Yes, and Dr. Strand believes in limiting the consumption of mercury rich fish such as low quality tuna and swordfishwrenelesidil wrote:The FDA developed it's nutritional guidelines to prevent nutrition related diseases such as scurvy back in the 1800's and has NEVER updated most of them. They are also very much financially backed by the AMA and by Drug Companies whose main focus is on corrective rather than preventative medicine. Therefore, I don't really trust much of what the FDA has to say about what I sould and shouldn't eat. I highly reccommend that anyone who is interested in finding out the truth about nutrients (vitamins and minerals) read a book called "What Your Doctor Doesn't Know About Nutritional Medicine May Be Killing You" by Dr. Ray Strand. He outlines how optimizing levels of key nutrients can help to prevent and in some cases correct many dibilitating diseases such as diabetes and cancer.
Another good book for those who like Dr Strand one is "Food Is Your Best Medice" by Dr. Henry Bieler
Danny
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Recently, I've been eating a can of tuna mixed with cottage cheese every night.
Am I over doing it? or is it safe to eat a can of tuna every night?
A lot of people say they eat more than a can of tuna a day, and they don't experience any symptoms of mercury poisoning...
Maybe in the long term, it will have a dramatic effect on the individual??
Am I over doing it? or is it safe to eat a can of tuna every night?
A lot of people say they eat more than a can of tuna a day, and they don't experience any symptoms of mercury poisoning...
Maybe in the long term, it will have a dramatic effect on the individual??
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