My canned fish collection
Here’s an article with a straightforward title: “To Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s, Eat Fish.” Turns out there’s a catch: fish only help if you happen to carry a gene associated with the disease. Still, if we don’t know whether we have that gene, eating fish sounds like a good idea.
I’ve been a believer in fish, particularly fatty fish, for quite a while — but because they are rich in Omega 3s, which help with cholesterol. Take a look at the fish collection in my cupboard. And now, for an anchovy sandwich.
I like fatty fish too. As long as one doesn’t fear mercury poisoning 😬 it is good all aroun🤗d.
On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 9:19 AM, Common Sense for Seniors wrote:
> Ray Copson posted: ” Here’s an article with a straightforward title: “To > Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s, Eat Fish.” Turns out there’s a catch: fish > only help if you happen to carry a gene associated with the disease. Still, > if we don’t know whether we have that gene, eat” >
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Mercury is why I try to eat far down the food chain — mostly anchovies and sardines; but salmon or tuna once in a while keeps things interesting.
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Ray Copson is a favorite advocate for senior citizens and my historian friend even if he lunches on oysters, anchovies and canned sardines!
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