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What is seafood protein?
Seafood-based protein refers to incorporating fish and other seafood as a primary source of protein in your diet. Fish is not only a rich source of clean protein but also provides healthy fats, particularly Omega-3 fatty acids.
Below is a list of fish and seafood with the lowest levels of mercury and other toxins. Aim to eat one to two palm-sized servings per meal and choose foods that are higher in fat:
- Wild Alaskan Salmon
- Farmed crab
- Rainbow trout
- Anchovy
- Rockfish
- Arctic char
- Flounder
- Sardine
- Atlantic Mackerel
- Herring
- Scallops
- Barramundi
- Lobster
- Shrimp
- Black Striped Bass
- Ghost Head Knife
- Pacific plaice
- Pomfret
- Mussels
- Squid
- Catfish
- Oyster
- Clams
- Pacific Halibut
- Whitefish
- Alaska Pollock
- Pollock
- Canned chunks of tuna made from bonito
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