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"Bill Stock" wrote in message
.rogers.com... My dechlor has a notice about not using it with any fish you intend to eat. Not that I intend to eat my GF any time soon. Makes you wonder how harmful it is for the fish. The fish food I buy from my local feed shop, comes with a notice that it should not be fed to cattle or sheep. Presumably because it's made out left over, and downer (sick or old) cattle, in addition to leftover fish parts. Previously slaughter house leftovers were fed to cows for the fat and protein value, but because of mad cow concerns, it's illegal Which brings to mind, what kind of meat do they use in cat and dog food? Snooze |
"Bill Stock" wrote in message
.rogers.com... My dechlor has a notice about not using it with any fish you intend to eat. Not that I intend to eat my GF any time soon. Makes you wonder how harmful it is for the fish. The fish food I buy from my local feed shop, comes with a notice that it should not be fed to cattle or sheep. Presumably because it's made out left over, and downer (sick or old) cattle, in addition to leftover fish parts. Previously slaughter house leftovers were fed to cows for the fat and protein value, but because of mad cow concerns, it's illegal Which brings to mind, what kind of meat do they use in cat and dog food? Snooze |
"Snooze" wrote in message . com... "Bill Stock" wrote in message .rogers.com... My dechlor has a notice about not using it with any fish you intend to eat. Not that I intend to eat my GF any time soon. Makes you wonder how harmful it is for the fish. The fish food I buy from my local feed shop, comes with a notice that it should not be fed to cattle or sheep. Presumably because it's made out left over, and downer (sick or old) cattle, in addition to leftover fish parts. Previously slaughter house leftovers were fed to cows for the fat and protein value, but because of mad cow concerns, it's illegal Which brings to mind, what kind of meat do they use in cat and dog food? Road kill. Snooze |
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 16:36:16 GMT, Bonnie
wrote: Benign Vanilla wrote: EPA: U.S. Waterways Contain Polluted Fish http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...fish_pollution http://tinyurl.com/3s2tq And my DH's doctor just told him to eat fish 3 or 4 times a week ;-) God must be an iron, there is so much irony around these days. I just sat through an interesting seminar on this very subject. Let me summarize: 1. It is not necessarily true that we are all going to die soon anyway. 120-130 years is feasible with what we know today. 2. Heart disease is the number one killer. 3. Fish oils (omega 3) are very good for your heart. 4. A lot of fish sold at market have minimal useful omega 3 oils and a lot of large fish have accumulated toxins. 5. The best fish are the medium sized ones. 6. Ranch raised fish have little useful omega 3 but are reasonably free of toxins. The result is that you should eat ranch raised fish for nutrition and get omega 3 oil supplements derived from medium sized fish for nutritional benefits. How do I know this? I spend a lot of time leaning about it. -- Crashj |
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 16:36:16 GMT, Bonnie
wrote: Benign Vanilla wrote: EPA: U.S. Waterways Contain Polluted Fish http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...fish_pollution http://tinyurl.com/3s2tq And my DH's doctor just told him to eat fish 3 or 4 times a week ;-) God must be an iron, there is so much irony around these days. I just sat through an interesting seminar on this very subject. Let me summarize: 1. It is not necessarily true that we are all going to die soon anyway. 120-130 years is feasible with what we know today. 2. Heart disease is the number one killer. 3. Fish oils (omega 3) are very good for your heart. 4. A lot of fish sold at market have minimal useful omega 3 oils and a lot of large fish have accumulated toxins. 5. The best fish are the medium sized ones. 6. Ranch raised fish have little useful omega 3 but are reasonably free of toxins. The result is that you should eat ranch raised fish for nutrition and get omega 3 oil supplements derived from medium sized fish for nutritional benefits. How do I know this? I spend a lot of time leaning about it. -- Crashj |
On 25 Aug 2004 16:42:15 GMT, EROSPAM (Ka30P) wrote:
Bonnie wrote And my DH's doctor just told him to eat fish 3 or 4 times a week ;-) We'll send you salmon that swim past the nuclear plant. very tasty! Ah and already microwaved, ready to eat. :-P kathy :-) algae primer http://hometown.aol.com/ka30p/myhomepage/garden.html later, tom ************* Got a Site? **************** http://www.LinkSkyRise.com Add your site to our Site for Free |
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 00:34:30 GMT, Crashj
wrote: The result is that you should eat ranch raised fish for nutrition and get omega 3 oil supplements derived from medium sized fish for nutritional benefits. How do I know this? I spend a lot of time leaning about it. You must have missed the article about farmed raised fish being fed food that was high in toxins, so farm raised has become more toxic than wild: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0109072244.htm :o( Again .... all thing in moderation. ~ jan ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ |
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 00:34:30 GMT, Crashj
wrote: The result is that you should eat ranch raised fish for nutrition and get omega 3 oil supplements derived from medium sized fish for nutritional benefits. How do I know this? I spend a lot of time leaning about it. You must have missed the article about farmed raised fish being fed food that was high in toxins, so farm raised has become more toxic than wild: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0109072244.htm :o( Again .... all thing in moderation. ~ jan ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ |
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