Cholesterol in Shrimp & Lobster


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Posted by Mojo Mike on December 18, 2004 at 21:44:35:

In Reply to: What's a safe consumption amount of lobster? posted by Jason on December 17, 2004 at 12:34:13:

Copper is extremely poisonous to invertebrates, but they also need some other trace elements like iodine. That's why raising invertebrates are such a challenge. A certain amount of copper (parts per millions) will kill and the lack of others (parts per million) could kill.

People who are on a low cholesterol diet. Should give shrimp and lobster a second thought. Lobster is high and shrimp is about 3 times higher than lobster.

Anything that tastes good or feels good has dark side.


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