Should we eat more fish?

Author: **Naam Jai** » June 16, 2008, 11:17 am

Does it improve brain function?
Would that make any difference to living here?
Make for a better community?
Solve our behavioural problems?
Improve learning difficulties?
Improve the diet?
Encourage more breast feeding?
Get smarter?
Have a greater regard for Eskimos?
Treat depression?
And other obsessive compulsive disorders?

Yes of course!

Would contributors consider increasing their intake of sardines,salmon,makerel and fresh tuna? :shock:

Author: **donthani** » June 16, 2008, 1:02 pm

I think the Cows , Chickens and Sheep will vote for that

WILL IT HELP MY MY MY ??? FORGOT WHAT I WAS GOING TO SAY NOW :lol:

Author: **saint** » June 16, 2008, 2:59 pm

naam jai, if your post is an example of what happens if you eat more fish, i will decline thank you. !!!!!!!

Author: **Aardvark** » June 16, 2008, 4:01 pm

I'm a big fan of all the fish mentioned above and also "Snapper, Barramundi, Cobbler and [ EEK ] to some Anchovies. Love fish but must eat steak at least once a week or I'll die

And Lahm chops :oops:

Author: **beer monkey** » June 16, 2008, 4:08 pm

I like fish and eat plenty, never think about Eskimos only when i see one on a documentary , and breast feeding is nice.(without the feeding bit).

Author: **Naam Jai** » June 16, 2008, 4:44 pm

Saint
Accordingly intelligence must be inherited not acquired then?
But I will take your comment as a compliment.
Others might be more cynical, or at least suspicious.

Is the "third rock from the sun" getting closer to earth?
A sort of second coming of a rock cake

Please don't decline to comment but do read my original closely before you do.

Author: **Naam Jai** » June 16, 2008, 4:46 pm

donthani
Nice one son
But drinka pinta milka day too.

Author: **westerby** » June 17, 2008, 12:15 am

beer monkey wrote:I like fish and eat plenty, never think about Eskimos only when i see one on a documentary , and breast feeding is nice.(without the feeding bit).

You too eh? I breast fed many an Inuit when I used to instruct desert survival.

Author: **Aircraftdoc** » June 17, 2008, 2:14 am

I say yes but has anyone asked the fish? They won't :lol:

like it I bet

Author: **westerby** » June 17, 2008, 2:28 am

Aircraftdoc wrote:I say yes but has anyone asked the fish? They won't like it I bet

They won't like it but three seconds later they'll forget what you asked so it won't matter anyway...

Author: **aznyron** » June 17, 2008, 8:17 am

YES it much healthier for you

Author: **Zidane** » June 17, 2008, 9:02 am

I eat fish quite regularly over here...Tabtim,Red & White Snapper,Mackerel etc.and always enjoy the meal.But I too never think about the eskimos,more like what type of beer to wash it down with !
But I try to balance my diet and eat chicken and my favourite roast lamb with mint sauce and roast potatoes !

Zidane

Author: **wizard** » June 17, 2008, 9:43 am

Naam Jai,
Q 1 to 5, Ans. Not correct.
Q 6 Yes it does.
Q 7 to 11, Ans Not correct.

Have always been a fan of sardines, salmon, tuna and mackerel. A lot of myths were around for fish, but have been disproven over time.

Author: **aznyron** » June 17, 2008, 10:20 am

wizard on Q 1 to 5 ans not correct I am lost with your post I do know fish oil and omega 3 are very good for you and they come from fish that why it called fish oil LOL I also heard that red meat is NOT healthy for you / I also heard Chicken is good for you but the skin is fattening sadly I love the skin LOL / I think it would benefit most of us readers if you posted some results as to why certain foods are good and some are bad /

Author: **Aardvark** » June 17, 2008, 10:49 am

Ron, I dont know where you got the Idea that Red meat is bad for you. All the latest studies show that Red meat at least twice a week is very beneficial, with the fat trimmed off of course. Enjoying the skin of a Chicken is probably o.k. as long as its not every day. And Omega 3 fish oils are definitely good for your heart and your Brain function as well as preventing hardening of the Arteries. Just remember what your Parents always told you...." everything in moderation "

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