For generations, chicken soup has been regarded as a remedy for sore throats and other cold and flu symptoms. When Nebraska Medical Center researchers put chicken soup to the test, they discovered it may relieve cold and flu symptoms, such as a sore throat, in two ways.
I like tuna (not the fatty tuna) and salmon the best. Eel is very good but is usually served cooked. Raw fish or sashimi tastes fantastic because the taste is light and clean. The fish must be fresh which means there is no fishy smell and it is like eating a good quality piece of meat. I recommend starting with an easy eating fish like tuna and salmon then working your way to more exotic fish.
Swai, a white-fleshed fish found in frozen fillet form at most fish markets and grocery stores, can be a good alternative to more expensive fish. When cooked, swai has a flaky texture and mildly sweet taste much like catfish. You can bake or broil swai with butter to enjoy the mild flavor. Swai can also be very tasty with Asian sauces or spicy flavors, or you can fry the fish fillets with a seafood breading or spiced breadcrumbs.