Comments on: Salmon Glue

By: Green Invention

Green Invention — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:46:17 +0000

I went to the website recommended by Kendall and discovered a lot I didn’t know about salmon. I read and watched videos at http://www.order-salmon.com/salmon-global-warming-salmon-climate-change.php Now I’m worried about salmon. I’m worried that the loss of salmon will drive up the price of fish oil and Omega 3. I’m worried about where we are going to get Omega 3. It says that the oceans are becoming more acidic and that this endangers the food that salmon feed on. What do you know about this? What can we do about it? Anything? Any ideas Julie?
Elizabeth

By: Julie

Julie — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 03:26:28 +0000

Glad to hear it, Cathy! Right now is the perfect time of year to look for it too. We just had Copper River sockeye here a few weeks ago, mmm!

By: Oxnard Dentist

Oxnard Dentist — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 00:20:14 +0000

Thanks Julie. You’ve me made a convert to Sockeye salmon. And thanks Kendall for the link where I learned about the health benefits of wild caught salmon.
Cathy

By: julie

julie — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 21:28:33 +0000

Kendall, we get the wild salmon over farmed whenever it is available, and also prefer Pacific to Atlantic salmon. Sockeye is definitely one of the best. We’re lucky to be in Oregon and have so much access to good salmon. Wish we could visit my brother-in-law more often… he lives in Alaska and catches it himself!

By: Kendall Avery Jubelton

Kendall Avery Jubelton — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:19:44 +0000

It is mouth-watering just reading your post. Thank you for sharing these two recipe. I was wondering what kind of salmon you normally buy at Costco? Do you happen to know if it is farmed salmon or wild salmon? I have read that wild salmon has higher Omega-3 content and astaxanthin in it. I live in a remote area in Arizona so unfortunately I don’t have ready access to Sam’s and it’s not always easy to find good salmon so I order it online. Interestingly, I read at http://www.order-salmon.com that Sockeye salmon is one of the best kinds of salmon you can eat because of its higher Omega-3 content.

One other great thing that I discovered about salmon is what it does for your skin and skin tone. There is more detail at http://www.order-salmon.com/nutritional-salmon-health-benefits-of-salmon-why.php but what it says is that salmon is a “rare dietary source of DMAE, the natural human neurochemical proven to help improve muscle tone in the face, thereby reducing wrinkles.”

Another good reason I guess, why salmon has become so incredibly popular.
Kendall