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How healthy is haddock?

Asked: Dylan Delong, Last Updated:

Haddock is rich in minerals that help to build bone strength and regulate your heart rate, and this includes everything from selenium (which has been reported to help prevent cancer, heart disease, diabetes and a weak immune system), to the likes of magnesium, potassium, zinc and iron, all of which strengthen and ...

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