Paul Saladino· MD
and swordfish definitely has a lot of mercury
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and swordfish definitely has a lot of mercury
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the bigger the fish the more Mercury halibut is really high in mercury
and I didn't love tuna but swordfish definitely has a lot of mercury
many of the bigger fishes the Tunas the Swordfish the shark that has very high amounts of mercury and other heavy metals
fish has a lot of heavy metals. Oh, salmon is good. No, salmon still has a significant amount of mercury. Tuna has a ton of mercury.