I really should eat more fish, but usually don't because of the price. Still, I've been looking into it, and am trying to decide which of the locally available fish that I like would be the best, health-wise. Here are the choices:
So far, the only really good information I can find relates to mercury content or over-fishing, but not nutritional value. Even so, the best sites I found do provide a fantastic wealth of information. The first of those sites is the International Seafood Guide. It is a collection of various seafood guides from around the Internet, none of which, unfortunately, seem to have nutritional information, but do have a lot of other good information.
The second site (which is also one of the sites accessible through the first site mentioned) is FishBase. Again, nothing in the way of nutritional information, but an incredible amount of other information.
What you any of you know about the fish listed above, and which would be the most healthful as the seafood part of one's diet?
Thanks!
- Grouper
- Red Snapper
- Róbalo (aka Snook or Gulf Pike)
- Tilapia
So far, the only really good information I can find relates to mercury content or over-fishing, but not nutritional value. Even so, the best sites I found do provide a fantastic wealth of information. The first of those sites is the International Seafood Guide. It is a collection of various seafood guides from around the Internet, none of which, unfortunately, seem to have nutritional information, but do have a lot of other good information.
The second site (which is also one of the sites accessible through the first site mentioned) is FishBase. Again, nothing in the way of nutritional information, but an incredible amount of other information.
What you any of you know about the fish listed above, and which would be the most healthful as the seafood part of one's diet?
Thanks!
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