• Fatty fish should be an ideal source of omega-3 fatty acids, but unfortunately, most people today don’t eat much fish.
  • Some fish can be contaminated with environmental poisons: mercury, organochlorines (fertilizers and pesticides), and cancer causing compounds known as dioxins, furan’s and PCBs are the most common toxins to accumulate in our fish.
  • Rancidity: fish starts to become rancid immediately after death, which affects quality of omega-3 and taste.
  • Fish fatty acids can be destroyed during the preparation of the fish e.g. frying.