Nah, just something in a book I read a long time ago. It mentioned how
the old (pre-sugar and white man foods) Inuit died mostly of
osteoporosis in their forties and fifties.
Maybe too much protein isn`t good, either...
Marshalee
Marshalee,
Have you got any references for that? Bone structure and health is
very protein dependent. In a bone break for example, the first thing
that happens is a protein fiber matrix is laid down across the broken
ends. Minerals are deposited in that matrix.
sol
Marshalee wrote:
True, but boy, did they have brittle bones! Protein is made of acids
after all...
Marshalee
And the original natives of Alaska ate almost nothing but meat and
fat and never had heart disease before being introduced to processed
foods.
Marshall
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