Permission slip for fishing

My girlfriend decided to start us on healthier meals and bought the book 'The Rosendale Diet'. It is supposed to help you lower your cholesterol. Nine out of ten of the daily meal menus call for some kind of fish.
The way I see it if we want to eat healthier I need to go fishing more often! 
I pointed this out and the book seems to support my theory.
This is also a great gift idea for your significant other. A subliminal fishing permission slip!

Helps if she's Chinese too

actually I don't meet with all that much resistance but there'd probably be none if I started fishing rockies again, fish that's more to the Chinese palate

and if I was a better cook

 Just be sure to eat a lot of Cilantro with your fish. It helps move the mercury out of your system that your getting from the fish.

It helps move the mercury out of your system that your getting from the fish

Where did you hear that?

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A researcher named Dr. Yoshiaki Omura discovered that some patients excreted more toxic metals after consuming a Chinese soup containing cilantro. Cilantro is the leafy part of a common herb whose seed, coriander, is a familiar culinary spice. In China, cilantro is called Chinese parsley, and it is used in cooking.  It is also common in some Italian dishes. It is a member of the carrot family and has a distinct taste that most people either love or hate.

Cilantro will help mobilize mercury out of the tissue so the DMPS can attach to it and allow it to be excreted from the body. The best form of cilantro is a tincture available from Dragon River (505-583-2348).

The dose is one dropper applied on the wrists and rubbed in twice a day for the two weeks preceding the DMPS IV. It is used the morning prior to the DMPS chlelation but can be stopped for the following two weeks. The tincture is also particularly useful for any joint pain and could be rubbed on the joint that is hurting as an alternative.

You can also augment the tincture with using the herb. It is not as potent, but certainly will add to the program. However, like chlorella, many people are sensitive to oral cilantro. So, if you develop any nausea or discomfort after eating cilantro do not use it orally.

http://www.mercola.com/article/mercury/detox_protocol.htm