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SONJASTWIN Posts: 501. 1/5/09 1:14 A. It's always a good idea to mix things up, not just to avoid ingesting too much mercury, but for nutritional diversity and so you don't get bored. I like tuna, but I try not to eat it too often as a better safe than sorry kind of thing. I love salmon, though, and that's very good for you and doesn't carry the same risk. Try canned salmon. I'm also rediscovering sardines lately.