Mercury Fish List: What Fish Should I Eat to Avoid Mercury? – Dr. Berg

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RE: SALMON. I should have talked more about this fish in this video, but I created a separate video on salmon (due to its popularity AND confusion between farm-caught and wild-caught). And despite it being lower in mercury in farm-raised, it is 3x times greater in wild-caught and so this is confusing and I need to do a separate video on it. This video did not cover the difference between farm-raised and wild-caught and the conflicting data - usually, it's in reverse, so I didn't want to confuse people with salmon - stay tuned for the video on this shortly.

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