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Tuna/Mercury, The Real Scoop??

I have read a great deal regarding Tuna and the mercury it contains. There is so much conflicting info and I don't really know what fact is vs. fiction. Anyone know?

Due to band problems tuna is the only solid food I can have so I am curious about this. I realize women who are preggers, small children, etc., need to be somewhat careful but what about others?

I know what the gov't says but honestly, I don't have a lot of faith in the US Gov't.

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Go to oceansalive.org or gotmercury.org

You need to eat the light tuna and limit Albacore.

ALOT of fish including cod are high in mercury.

Those two are great sites!!

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