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You may unsubscribe at any time. Your Privacy Rights | About Us. It would likely be safe for many men to eat tuna every day, while some men could experience symptoms of mercury toxicity from eating the same amount, says Food and Drug Administration spokeswoman Lauren Sucher. MORE: 6 Power Foods You Should Be Eating.
Men can safely consume 14.5 ounces of light tuna per week, and women can consume 12.5 ounces per week -- unless they are pregnant in which case it is best to avoid eating tuna. The American Pregnancy Association recommends limiting chunk light tuna consumption to no more than 36 ounces per month.