Tuna... not your typical TUNA thread

Smokey3957

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Whatsup guys,

Ever since I've started cutting, and woofing down that tuna, I have a little issue. Well, not really an issue lol, but it's kinda weird.

Everytime I eat my tuna salad concoction (tuna, fat-free mayo, relish... sometimes crab, sometimes diced up dill pickles instead of relish) shortly there after, when its time to take a leak, I run to the bathroom, unzip, and let loose. MAN does my piss stink! It's almost bad enough to make my eyes water, and definitely bad enough to make my nose run...

Lol. So maybe its not bad enough to make my nose run, but it stinks pretty bad. It smells like one of those pisses you take when you wake up after finishing a case of beer the night before, except worse.

My question for you guys is, do ya'll think it's the dill relish that's making it stink like that? It only happens after I ear tuna salad. I don't think it happens when I just ear regular tuna, but then again, I haven't eatin tuna plan in a few months. Oh well, no biggie if it is, it's still damn good and easy to make and packed full of protein. :head:

Looking forward to the responses
 
I get it everyday...no big deal...sinner, i think it's more than the sodium/aminos...

Try and eat some asparagus and see what your piss smells like.
 
PumpingIron said:
I get it everyday...no big deal...sinner, i think it's more than the sodium/aminos...

Try and eat some asparagus and see what your piss smells like.
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There's a sulfonide in asparagus that gets released in your piss.

Fish easily degrades giving off amonia nast. Ever put lemon on your fish to make it taste better?
 
whatastud08 said:
Ammonia, yes...but I also think that the Ketone bodies present in the urine themselves lend to the wonderful odor.:blink:
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Gotta love the smell of urine. Instead of using expensive colognes, I just disguise myself as a girlscout and call up R. Kelly.
 
Haha thanks guys. I'm not too worried about the smell, just found it kind of akward.

BTW, mixing in some natural pre-cooked crab meat is a GREAT way to mix things up. It tastes amazing.
 
Are you guys really eating tuna everyday?

If so, is it chunk light or albacore? I used to eat tuna and tilapia quite frequently as well but I have since been educated on the dangers of such high fish consumption.

Anyone eating it daily should review the literature on mercury toxicity. There are numerous websites that list the the mercury content of not only tuna, but all popular fish.

The smart thing to do is limit yourself to about 8 oz/week of fish, regardless of the type your are consuming.

The current literature was a real eye opener for me. Don't take my word for it though, the facts are out there.
 
Birdsizzle said:
Are you guys really eating tuna everyday?

If so, is it chunk light or albacore? I used to eat tuna and tilapia quite frequently as well but I have since been educated on the dangers of such high fish consumption.

Anyone eating it daily should review the literature on mercury toxicity. There are numerous websites that list the the mercury content of not only tuna, but all popular fish.

The smart thing to do is limit yourself to about 8 oz/week of fish, regardless of the type your are consuming.

The current literature was a real eye opener for me. Don't take my word for it though, the facts are out there.
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I eat Trader Joe's chunk light tongol, and I've done my research on the mercury content. This particular brand has the lowest content of any of the major brands of canned tuna, including chunk light.

The best way to eat it is to add sour cream and hot sauce.
Fat free mayo? What is the point of that? If it has no fat it's going to have carbs.
 
Birdsizzle said:
Are you guys really eating tuna everyday?

If so, is it chunk light or albacore? I used to eat tuna and tilapia quite frequently as well but I have since been educated on the dangers of such high fish consumption.

Anyone eating it daily should review the literature on mercury toxicity. There are numerous websites that list the the mercury content of not only tuna, but all popular fish.

The smart thing to do is limit yourself to about 8 oz/week of fish, regardless of the type your are consuming.

The current literature was a real eye opener for me. Don't take my word for it though, the facts are out there.
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Cheap protein is safe protein!
 
Ive never had any problems with my pee smelling bad after eating Tuna! I mix my tuna with rice/cheese, sprinkle some salt/pepper, its great or just right out the can!
 
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