Fish Without Bones? Inside China’s Boneless Fish Trend | Dr. Mohana Vamsy Explains
Автор: Dr Mohana Vamsy English
Загружено: 2026-01-10
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Boneless fish has gained attention in China as a convenience-driven food innovation, especially for children, elderly people, and mass food processing. In this video, we explain what boneless fish really means, how it is produced, and whether there are health or nutrition concerns.
In most cases, boneless fish does not mean genetically modified fish. It usually refers to mechanically deboned fish, selective breeding with fewer bones, or fish processed using advanced bone-removal techniques for ready-to-eat products. While this improves ease of eating, excessive processing can reduce nutritional value, add preservatives, or increase sodium content in packaged versions.
The key concern is not the absence of bones, but how processed the final product is. Fresh, minimally processed fish — even with bones — often provides better nutrition, including calcium and collagen from small edible bones.
Key message: Convenience is useful, but understanding food processing matters more than viral trends.
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