No. Predatory fish have higher toxin levels stored in their bodies. They live longer and are larger.Is that a Tom Brady tip?
Not for consumption purposes. Which is more likely to have a cancerous body- a 2 year old human toddler or an 80 year old elderly person?Hmm, if they live longer, aren't they doing something right then? Lol
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Theoretically they're not being exposed to all the chemicals and toxins being dumped into our oceans, so they should be cleaner.Ah, good point.
What freaks me out most is farm raised fish. Who knows wtf they are eating.
That’s a nice wish/thought. Best to educate yourself on the often unnatural feed, the heavy antibiotics often used and even the food colorings commonly used to alter the fish’s coloring so it looks more desirable to potential buyers. It is a sad/scary time when fresh fish commonly sold are no longer fish as nature created, but a new franken fish with chemicals and food coloring. Sadly it is another big business driven primarily by profits. Do not mistake/assume that farm raised fish is necessarily healthy. Everyone has their own standards. If you look you’ll often see farm raised fish actually has an ingredients list because of the different chemicals and food dye within the fish are required to be disclosed.Theoretically they're not being exposed to all the chemicals and toxins being dumped into our oceans, so they should be cleaner.