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Salmon

s123's Photo s123 26 Aug 2007

For the past month or so I eat every day 200g of steamed salmon. This means that I get 4.5g of omega-3 a day. But now I wondering if this is a good idea. Aren't I eating too much of omega-3? Are there some downsides on eating that amount of salmon every day. I have read that salmon is one of the fishes that contains the lowest amount of mercury. So, for mercury I don't have to be afraid. But are there other contaminants in salmon?
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EmbraceUnity's Photo EmbraceUnity 26 Aug 2007

There are contaminants in every food and it is typically not a good idea to rely too much any single food, but as long as you are getting a diverse diet everything should be fine. I think 200g of salmon daily is perfectly reasonable. It has a low amount of toxins and a very high nutrient content. Though, I would recommend mixing things up more often so it doesn't get boring. I am very concerned about my health too and yet I find no shortage of great recipes.
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