2 Responses to “Sashimi??”

1. admin says:

   September 1 at 11:03 pm

   Raw fish carries the possibility of parasites.
   

   Pregnant women and people with compromised immune systems (diabetics)
   are warned against eating it.

   But after living in Tokyo for a year, I won’t give up my sashimi that
   easily ; )

   I choose to ignore that warning.

   Jennifer

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   Burt Smith wrote:
   > I just received a book on "kitchen cures" dealing with how certain foods
   > aid in curing diseases. Sushi was praised for it’s Omega-3, but it warned
   > against sushi and sashimi for diabetics. I can see some concern about the
   > high GI of rice, but sashimi does not have any rice. Does anyone know
   > why the author wrote this warning?
   

   > Burt
   > T2 since ’92
2. admin says:

   September 1 at 11:03 pm

   Parasites aren’t only one reason, the others are contamination from
   pesticides, heavy metals, fish spoils very quickly and certain types of
   bacteria that people with compromised immune disorders should avoid.
   

   "Jennifer" <jenniferNOS…@earthlink.net> wrote in message

   news:2vqfreF2nvq4aU2@uni-berlin.de…

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   > Raw fish carries the possibility of parasites.
   

   > Pregnant women and people with compromised immune systems (diabetics)
   > are warned against eating it.

   > But after living in Tokyo for a year, I won’t give up my sashimi that
   > easily ; )

   > I choose to ignore that warning.

   > Jennifer

   > Burt Smith wrote:

   > > I just received a book on "kitchen cures" dealing with how certain foods
   > > aid in curing diseases. Sushi was praised for it’s Omega-3, but it
   warned
   > > against sushi and sashimi for diabetics. I can see some concern about
   the
   > > high GI of rice, but sashimi does not have any rice. Does anyone know
   > > why the author wrote this warning?

   > > Burt
   > > T2 since ’92