Does eating fish make you smarter?
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Does eating fish make you smarter?
Ok, ok, let me get this right before i confuse myself...
For quite a while now i've been hearing that eating fish "apparantly" makes you smarter.
Recently, i became a vegetarian (reason- i wanted a change of lifestyle) so i'm just wondering if any of you know whether this statement is true or not. I have looked on google, but nothing seems to familiarise itself with me. 
I have my first exam next Friday (Citezenship- i'm predicted an A) so i was just curious to whether this fishy statement was a myth... 
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Ten seafood health benefits Note numbers: 4,5, & 10
However I do not think that eating fish before your test will help, you may have better luck studying.... 
Last edited by bkdc; 09-05-2008 at 12:59 AM.
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Oh aye, that Omega 3 stuff! I still don't know where all that emerged from, it just seemed to appear on TV adverts one day.
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Thanks guys, i'll be keeping no.4 in mind particularly. Oh, and i spend hours revising for tests, by all means i hadn't expected to pass if i ate some fish
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I may have this totally wrong, but if your a vegetarian can you actually eat fish?
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Yes, you are right, i just don't like the fact that ther're so greasy. I try to look after myself as much as possible 
Oh, and lobster? Has anyone here ever tried it... Executed like a real gentleman! 
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Lobster?
I've caught it in my bare hand and boiled it many a time.
In Florida it is generally known as "Crayfish" or "Crawfish" or "bugs" .
They do not have the massive claws as do "Maine Lobsters".
The Florida version is all tail and very sweet!
The fish oil (not cooking grease) is one of the main beneficiaries.
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I brought up the subject of lobsters, because our supermarket is trying to stock in "new" types of fish. They're trying to stop selling cod, due to the huge fishing market increase, but as far as i can see, trying to load us off with different fish will not work.
It is the same for many other creatures of our planet. As well as fish there is: Elephants, Orangunans, Tigers etc. Our generation is going to have to work hard to prevent them becoming extinct... 
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Oh dear, the problem is bigger than i had expected! I used to always think that tuna were little midgety fish not worth a second look. But now i feel quite insignificant knowing that these people who are selling endangered species don't even make their products sustainable. "Good now, good for the future" is how everyone should make an effort to spend their lives!
LOL! I bet you didn't read the entire chunks of writing!
