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Shrimp is a very healthy food item that has many benefits. It has the "good" LDL cholesterol which helps keep cholesterol levels in check. Also rich in Vitamin B12, Selenium, Omega 3's, and proteins. As with any foods intake should be moderate and part of your well balanced diet.
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