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Is Mahi good fish?

Asked: Axel Herbst, Last Updated:

Mahi is a low-calorie fish with plenty of health benefits, and contains a high amount of protein, vitamins and minerals. ... Selenium and potassium are both minerals found in this fish, which helps the body to fight disease and support the immune system.

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