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The Sea Fisheries Institute - National Research Institute conducted research on the presence of undesirable substances in marine and farmed fish. Scientists found that in species imported from Vietnam and China, including tilapia meat, a higher concentration of lead was detected compared to other fish.  

But that's not all. The tilapia also contained mercury and cadmium, experts say, albeit in low quantities. To add insult to injury, scientists from Wake Forest University have shown that the ratio of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in tilapia meat is very unfavorable (too little of the former, too much of the latter). What can be concluded from this?

"Such a combination can potentially be a dangerous source of diseases for patients with heart disease, it can also foster joint inflammation, be a factor causing asthma and other allergic and immunological diseases"- comment on the results of the research scientists for sciencedaily.com.  Click here to continue this story.

 

 

The story of a realtor who turned into a songwriter with a song named Kobe. 

Robert is a realtor in Los Angeles. Sometimes words come to me so i scribble stuff on the side. One time I left my yellow-lined pad at a Starbux and when I had to go back to get it, the barista said, "I didn't know you were a songwriter." Um, neither did I. Robert wrote this song a few years ago, named Kobe So, here he is.

Music to be featured, RnB, and Ballads,

 

A ballad is a form of verse, often a narrative set to music. Ballads derive from the medieval French chanson balladée or ballade, which were originally "dance songs". Ballads were particularly characteristic of the popular poetry

Mr Miami Music Get Discovered.

Mr. Miami is a talented artist who ran a promotion on The Fierce Female Network on last year, well congrats goes out to Mr. Miami his song is being played and aired on one of Chicago's radio station.   I just so happened to walk into one of my neighbor stores to make a purchase, and Mr. Miam's song was rolling loud and clear on one of Chicago finest radio stations!!

On air.