Yes, typically. Tuna is very low in calories and has tons of omega-3 fatty acids (which are really good for you).
Tuna doesn't have any carbohydrates in it. It does have around 20 grams of protein. It is a good diet food as it only has 109 calories per can.
The tuna fish is not at all deadly to humans. It is a staple of many people's diet throughout the world.
No
this is a "hardcore" fat loss diet used by bodybuilders leading up to a contest. It is simple in concept, torture to follow. You consume nothing but tuna and water daily for 3 days. Tuna consumed should equal 1.0 to 1.5 grams protein per pound of your bodyweight. Consume 1-3 liters water daily. Take vitamin also. You can rotate this mini-diet however often you need to get in shape/or maintain.
Tuna prey primarily on smaller fish and squid. The lack of plant life in their diet makes them carnivores, not omnivores.
Lobsters will eat tuna if they are small enough. The lobster diet consists of fish, mussels, sea urchins, and crabs.
No, whale sharks diet consists mostly of krill.
Umm tuna and water, period.
No, whale sharks diet consists mostly of krill.
On an alkaline diet us tunaq fish alkaline or acid
Tuna is good for you with it's omega 3 so I guess yes it is.
Yes it is. You can buy tuna in tins or fresh. Tuna is a good source of lean protein and B vitamins and Omega-3 fish oil. Tuna can accumulate mercury in its flesh but eating moderate amounts is not considered a health hazard.