The Kalifornian almond industry has approved a plan to implement mandatory almond pasteurization of all Kalifornian almonds later this year: http://www.almondboard.com/programs/content.cfm?ItemNumber=890&snItemNum I suppose my almond sprouting days are numbered. Boo hiss! :( And they plan to continu...

Oscar wrote:Calcium does have something to do with muscle contractions... When the muscle needs to relax, they are transported back to the SR, to wait for the next contraction.

And the important nutrient for muscle relaxation is magnesium.

Spaciness can also result from a zinc deficiency.

You can hear how the greatest enemy of humanity (government) destroyed the Canadian cod industry.

http://www.freedomainradio.com/index_fi ... ten_in.htm

Podcast number 115: The Empty Seas; So long, and thanks for all the fish!

Heil Shrub!
(Turn on your sound)


http://www.takebackthemedia.com/bushnonazi.html

I can't wait until governments realize that it's actually in their best interest to take EVERYONE'S best interest into account. And citizens as well. You obviously don't realize that it's actually NOT in governments best interest to take everyone's best interest into account. They aren't stoopid! W...

All inexpensive food contains sufficient calcium. So, you certainly dont need to eat (cooked) bones. What do you eat? Oranges, dried figs, kiwi, avocado, tomatoes, carrots, almonds, brazil nuts, walnuts, egg yolks. Using the nutrient calculator I get about 400-500mg calcium. That may be enough, but...

I showed the reference that you linked to my father 2 days ago when he was taking a calcium pill disolved in water!!
So yes I know about too much calcium.
But like I said, fruit is expensive, so are sardine bones OK?

Oscar wrote:No, because the marrow, which is why you would eat them, is also cooked.

No, I am intertested in the calcium, since fruit is expensive here.
What is in the marrow?

I am thinking of eating the bones and giving the rest to the cat. Are cooked bones OK?

Another problem with raw beef is tapeworms.

... is the low temperate of crock pot cooking too low to create mutagenic substances? Have a look at this thread... http://www.waiworld.com/waitalk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=151 I think the best you can do with red meat is to cut out the chewy parts (takes a while), chop into small peices and simmer i...

i'm sorry i cannot agree. water is also not a nutrient - but that doesn't mean our bodies don't need it. sunlight is also not a nutrient - and that doesn't mean our skin don't need it to convert into vitamin d

It said 100% Virgin Olive Oil, but at the bottom of the bottle was a white cloud. When i shook up the bottle the cloud mixed with the oil but then eventually settled once again to the bottom. Does anyone know what the white stuff is? Extra virgin olive oil should go cloudy at the bottom at low temp...

Vitamin K???? egg yolks are very rich in vitamin K... http://www.3.waisays.com/other/eggyolk.htm I accept different studies give differnt values. The current USDA value gives a very low amount of Vit K- (0.7mcg/100gm). I understand you are a fan of fish oil, but its not a nutrient, and you dont nee...