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🗓️ 4 October 2018
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Natural health expert and Mercola.com founder Dr. Joseph Mercola interviews investigative journalist and fishing industry insider Paul Molyneaux on the dangers of farmed fish, as well as the health and environmental problems brought on by unsustainable fish farming practices.
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0:00.0 | Hi, this is Dr. Mercola helping you take control of your health and today we are joined by Paul |
0:06.3 | Molino who is an expert and has written a book about aquaculture and some of the dangers of eating farmed fish and |
0:16.8 | he's an insider so he's not just an investigative journalist but he's actually an |
0:21.2 | insider so the book comes from a different |
0:23.0 | perspective and it really highlights that you know the dangers of most of the |
0:29.8 | seafood they were eating and some of the things we were here on the site before but some will be new to you. |
0:34.9 | And you know from my perspective there's two very dangerous foods when you're going out to almost |
0:41.1 | any restaurant, not all but most restaurants the first would be |
0:44.4 | chicken you do not want to eat chicken in a restaurant they're almost invariably |
0:57.0 | raise and confined animal feeding operations very high in infections and these chickens are raised under absolutely inhumane conditions. |
1:01.0 | So you want to avoid that unless you know where the chicken was raised. |
1:04.6 | And then of course farm fish, which we're going to get in today. |
1:07.2 | So welcome and thank you for joining us today, Paul. |
1:10.0 | I left home at a young age at 17 and got into the commercial fishing industry and |
1:17.0 | and this opportunity came up into work in aquaculture in the late 70s and I was working in California growing oysters. |
1:26.8 | And I always had an interest in aquaculture and although I primarily was commercial fishermen in the late 80s I was working |
1:36.4 | running a fish processing plant for the Passama Quatty tribe in Eastport Maine Maine on Kavskut Bay. And there was a sudden push to do |
1:46.2 | salmon farming in the bay. And the way they sold it to us was... Who is they? |
1:51.0 | Who is they? The promoters at the time it was a company called Ocean Products. |
1:58.0 | Okay, so this is an industry, the industry for farm fishing. |
2:03.0 | Right. |
2:04.0 | And also with people from the state who would, |
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