
Re: is sea food good in nutrition ?
Seafood is the easiest source of protein to digest and therefore all its beneficial properties are available to the body in very quick time in comparison to other proteins like meat.
Typically seafood is:
Low in kilojoules (or calories)
High in protein - Most fish contains 16-26gm of protein for every 100gm of flesh
Low in cholesterol - average 28mg / 100gm compared to meat 60 - 120mg / 100gm
Low in fat but high in valuable omega 3 & 6 beneficial fats - Australian seafood contains 10 - 100 times higher levels of Polyunsaturated fatty acids than other animal proteins such as Lamb Beef or Chicken
High in vitamins eg A B E D and Minerals eg iodine, selenium, calcium & iron. If you eat fish specifically for the Omega oil benefits then you must know which varieties have high content. Seafood Secrets Mega O Mega range highlights these varieties to eliminate the guess work to maximise value.
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