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Expecting a Baby? | Mercury in Seafood Read This

18 hours ago ago from Adopting Child Resources

Oregon Seafood Video 1-Eating Seafood is a great way to improve the health of a mother and her baby! Most women don’t realize the benefits seafood offers for both them and their babies. Seafood, especially the Omega-3 oils in seafood, improves the baby’s motor skills, IQ, brain development, communication skills and social behavior. 2-The Fish you need to avoid when pregnant are those with the higher mercury content. Otherwise, ...

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Something Fishy.

11 hours ago ago from trevorfinchyc

Something Fishy? Yes, delight October is Subject Seafood Month, at least in the US. ( I understand seafood ' to include both shellfish and cannon fodder ). Gotten in the 1940s by the Subject Fisheries Institute, Subject Seafood Month was originally a seven-day event, but germinated into a monthlong festival in the 1950s as a fashion of essay to advance people to fix more seafood. It holds long been agnized that seafood is an ...

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Good Idea: Ethical Fish Eating Guides

19 hours ago ago from The Good Life Denver

Matt Koenigsknecht with a trout he caught in Black Canyon earlier this year. The fish was returned to the river. Yesterday we wrote about a Good date spot: Cuba Cuba .  We mentioned that the best items on the menu were those that primarily consisted of seafood.  What we didn't mention was that there is a tremendous problem facing the planet and the food chain as a whole.  That problem is extremely depleted and rapidly declining fish ...

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Our hyper acidic oceans

18 hours ago ago from Ocean acidification

We may have to say goodbye soon to our favorite seafood treats such as oysters and other shellfish. It won’t be long before these marine products will be wiped out of the waters of the globe. But before they are forever gone, marine products will become so scarce that their prices will become more prohibitive in posh restaurants that only the rich could afford to dine on them. Fish and other seafood have become luxury food in many parts of ...

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