Some of the most celebrated restaurant choices are exactly the ones worth rethinking. Large, long‑lived predators like swordfish, orange roughy, certain tuna, and Chilean sea bass can carry higher mercury levels and often come from troubled fisheries. That doesn’t mean a single order is catastrophic, but making them your default “healthy” pick, week after week, may not serve your body—or the oceans—well.You don’t have to give up seafood to be careful and responsible. Shifting toward smaller, lower‑mercury species and better‑managed sources can transform your order. Wild Alaskan salmon, Pacific cod, sardines, anchovies, mussels, and responsibly farmed trout or shrimp offer protein, omega‑3s, and far fewer ethical and toxic worries. When in doubt, ask: Is it wild or farmed? From where? Is there a sustainability standard? A few calm questions can turn a risky guess into a confident, genuinely healthy choice.
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