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| Seafood contains naturally-occurring vitamin D. Generally, cold-water fish, such as salmon, have more vitamin D than warm-water fish. Avoid eating: | Seafood contains naturally-occurring vitamin D. Generally, cold-water fish, such as salmon, have more vitamin D than warm-water fish. Avoid eating: | ||
| * all fish - salmon, tuna, flounder, catfish, sardines, mackerel, cod, herring, anchovies, etc. | * all fish - salmon, tuna, flounder, catfish, sardines, mackerel, cod, herring, anchovies, etc. | ||
| - | * some shellfish - oysters, shrimp, clams, crayfish (crab, lobster, scallops are ok) | + | * some shellfish - oysters, shrimp, clams, crayfish (crab, lobster, scallops are possibly Vitamin D free it is prudent to watch ones 25 D until we have solid evidence of this) |
| * fish sauce - often found in asian foods | * fish sauce - often found in asian foods | ||
| * caviar (roe) | * caviar (roe) | ||
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| * some fruit juice | * some fruit juice | ||
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