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END the FDA
they are less effective than the U.N.
so take Notice quote: The FDA Fails to Protect American Consumers According to a study done by the Environmental Working Group, levels of PCBs in farm-raised salmon were 4.5 times higher than the upper limit set forth by the FDA for weekly consumption of fish. According to EPA standards, farm-raised salmon should have a warning label advising people not to eat it more than 1x per month due to the toxic levels of PCBs it contains. So why hasn’t there been a warning issued? Well, the EPA only sets standards for wild-caught salmon. It is the FDA’s job to set the standard for commercially raised fish, and their standard is 500x less protective when it comes to PCB levels. No surprise that, once again, the FDA has failed to protect Americans from harm in favor of giving big business a break. |
Damn. I love those thick farm raised Atlantic salmon filets. :(
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you can have some ASIAN shrimp with them on the side Nebe
you know...the ones with the chicken coop above them to add extra flavor. :uhuh: note: less than 5% of imported seafood is inspected |
I only eat wild caught shrimp. But I love that salmon.
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If I wanted to eat a cardboard box, I'd eat a cardboard box, not something posing as a "healthy" fish!
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The FDA approves things based on research that the companies applying for approval submit to them. I always though the FDA did their own research before approving things. It's pretty scary how things actually get FDA approval if you do some research. FDA approved can really mean nothing at all.
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I don't think anybody wants to go back to pre-FDA times, but it has always needed fixin and likely always will. Funding for the FDA always seems to be political football at its finest, and that does not help. They have been doing better since W, but it is the government.
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I eat very well lately. I dont eat any beef, only bison.. Eat lots of veggies and even tofu, and will eat lots of fresh caught by me fish this summer, but I will still buy a big slab of salmon once in a while. It's not going to kill me. I should also mention that I buy the farm raised salmon from Norway at whole foods. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
my "GOOD" cholesterol is WAY to low -say the heart DOC's
but i've never been a fan of Salmon to oily tasting for me... same as NON albacore tuna taking the fish oil pills is of no help because i seem to always burp it endlessly and thus completely hate it.... there's an emulsified fish oil product i tried at the health food store with a really NICE demo lady.... and that's my next purchase since you cannot taste the fish oil period cows that ate radioactive grass (west coast) after JAPAN's tsunami and subsequent nuclear melt down ....after a cloud drifted over here ended up having tainted milk. |
there are more PCBs in butter, beef, or milk than farm raised salmon. and the "dye" they put in the feed is the same compounds that they naturally eat (astraxanthin and others) that make them pink in the wild.
if you really want to pick an argument with salmon, find a real one, like how many forage fish are killed to make the feed. that is probably the only "real" issue with farmed salmon. But it doesn't resonate with the commoner, so the aniti-salmon groups drum up non-stories like PCBs & dye which sound way more scarier... yawn... |
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also, farmed salmon tastes like poop. |
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farm raised steelhead is the bomb. sorry. :love:
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I load it with soyyaki sauce and grill it skin side down with asparagus or spinach... epic mealtime.
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There is so many worse foods out there that i wont even touch..
remember when people were told eating eggs or avacados were a bad thing?? LOL |
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Try that soy Yaki sauce in the blue bottle next time.
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Blacken that Beyotch....:drool:
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nope
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so your butt can breathe fire like Genghis Khan :love: |
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Eben I will try that.
The woman is making us a mediterannean tilapia right now. her mom made the steelhead last night with a bomb corn, grape tomato, vinegar, and avacado-southwestern style salad. my mother made us wild salmon last week. Life is good :uhuh: |
Tilapia is the one fish I won't touch. But I hear its tasty.
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some tilapia taste OK, some are disgusting. chinese tend to be about 80% gross. Indonesia are 50/50. Central America are only 25% gross. imho... why won't you touch, nebe? they are more like a farmed chicken than a fish...
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They eat #^&#^&#^&#^&. ;)
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Farm raised shrimp is also something I avoid.
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I have also been to many shrimp farms and never seen them eat sh*t, although i have heard rumors of it in China. I doubt you would see it in thailand, indo, india or cent america. if you buy shrimp at BJ's, Costco, Whole Foods, you know it will be good. If it is dirt cheap, there is usually a reason. i avoid china shrimp, and advise most people to stay away from grocery store shrimp in general, other than the retailers mentioned above. agree that good shrimp is hard to find, but the problem is usually oversoaking with chemicals... |
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and not as good as flounder unlike meat inspection disregarding what's actually in the meat seafood is only inspected at a rate around 2% so absolutely anything is getting thru to consumers the "OLD" guy on swamp land show used onions to catch catfish.... now that's cool |
but these same DUMB BASTARDS FDA
approved monsanto's lacing of roundup be allowed in our corn.... genetically (GM UH-OH) which is why i continue to say "END the FDA" |
I believe there was a Dirty Jobs episode where Talapia were used to clean the crap of other farm raised fish but I am not sure if that is the case with Talapia raised for consumption. I have still not tried it for that reason though.
I actually couldn't believe the FDA approved Splenda after finding out it was discovered when trying to develop a pesticide, that can't be good for you. Look what they did with Sweet and Low, I don't know how they exist, I guess something is better than nothing. You would think that with people trying to become more health conscious things would get better but I guess not. Besides trying to eat right is there anything else we can do to make the FDA better? Is it just the case where big business always wins? Are there groups out there to join, etc.? |
My grandfather once told me this- "if you can't pronounce it, you can't digest it". He ate like a bird and knew long ago that processed foods were bad news.
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Tilapia with a side of piss anyone? Never tried it never will
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What ever I am a walking explosion. The FDA isn't going to kill me but the good I ingest may. I think about it often as I get older because I constantly have new issues. IDK what the hell you gonna do
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I liked it!
Can't be any worse for you than hot dogs.. |
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Ain't that the truth. Or any of the other crap that people (me included) put in our bodies.. |
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