Which seafood is bad?

Chef's answer
Fishes such as catfish, cod, pollock, and tilapia (as well as clams, crabs, oysters, scallops, and shrimp) contain low levels of omega-3s but plenty of harmful chemicals. Algal oil is a great source of DHA and EPA omega-3s, and it's often an ingredient in faux fish.
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