Sentences with phrase «got high mercury»

The first «fact» is that Piven got high mercury levels from recently eating too much sushi and unnamed Chinese herbs.

Not exact matches

But when I got to the part about the benefits of eating tuna, a quick google search bombarded me with warnings of their high mercury levels.

From leaded gasoline to mercury in felt hats, laborers absorb the highest exposures and are the first to get sick.

Every spring in the high Arctic, stable mercury in the air gets converted to a more reactive form that drops out of the atmosphere.

There are also mercury concerns with consuming really large levels of seafood, though I do make wild - caught high - antioxidant salmon a regular part of our diet (we get ours here).

But if you just google like «high selenium to mercury ratio fish» you'll get a nice list there.

We are constantly exposed to these heavy metals and toxic chemicals in our environment: Mercury can get into our bodies by way of fish, particularly large fish and shellfish; medications, such as thiazide diuretics, prescribed for high blood pressure; vaccines, which may contain thimerosal, a mercury compound used as a preservative; and dental fillings.

Additionally, while omega - 3 fatty acids, like linolenic acids found in fish, have been linked to heart health, it's better to get those nutrients through vegan alternatives due to the high levels of mercury that are found in many types of seafood.

Summer may be over on the calendar, but we've got plenty of high mercury days remaining in Austin.

Each level has a high score table, with the amount of mercury you manage to get to the finish as well as the time left on the clock converted into points to rank you on the leader board.

Burning wood isn't «ecofriendly» unless you have a high efficiency wood stove, but it doesn't pump out the sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide or mercury that you get with coal.