Seafood Sense: The Truth about Seafood Nutrition & Safety
Jan 2005 · Basic Health Publications, Inc.
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Can fish, which has for so long been considered an essential part of our diet, really not be good for us? In Seafood Sense, Ken Babel sorts through fact and fiction to reveal the truth about the dangers and benefits of fish and other seafood. He explores in detail the reasons why the levels of mercury and other environmental toxins have risen in fish in recent times and exactly how these high levels can affect one's health.
Can fish, which has for so long been considered an essential part of our diet, really not be good for us? In Seafood Sense, Ken Babel sorts through fact and fiction to reveal the truth about the dangers and benefits of fish and other seafood. He explores in detail the reasons why the levels of me...
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Ken Babal is a licensed clinical nutritionist with over 30 years' experience. He is a consultant to the natural food and supplement industry and a former instructor for Southern California School of Culinary Arts. Ken Babal has written over 500 articles that have appeared in many popular and professional publications including Let's Live, Great Health, Taste for Life, Health Store News, Doctors' Prescription for Healthy Living, Townsend Letter, Well Being Journal and Drum.
Ken Babal is a licensed clinical nutritionist with over 30 years' experience. He is a consultant to the natural food and supplement industry and a former instructor for Southern California School of Culinary Arts. Ken Babal has written over 500 articles that have appeared in many popular and prof...
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