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Are there any concerns to eating so much tuna? I remember the fda recommendation for max canned tuna per week is pretty low due to concentration of heavy metals. I've probably passed it a couple of times.
I hadn't heard about that. Is this it? https://www.fda.gov/food/consumers/advice-about-eating-fish
I should switch to sardines!
Something like that, I could swear there was an article about non-pregnant people too but I can't find it right now. Sardines are better but don't taste as good :/
at my local grocer they only have cans of tuna in water/brine. The small fish are all bottled in oil, which i don't really like. I'll have to special order sardines.... ohh god, i do love smoked kippers