Re: are bone broths alkaline or neutral?

[Guest guest]

At 08:02 AM 12/21/02 -0500, you wrote:

>Does anyone know whether bone broths are alkaline, neutral, or even acidic?

>I figure because of the minerals, alkaline, but I saw gelatin on a chart as

>acidic and also I'm wonder if vinegar is used to draw out the minerals if

>only enough minerals come out to neutralize the acidity caused by the

>vinegar, or if more come out.

>

>Thanks if anyone knows,

>Chris

Depends on what " your " metabolic type does with it in your body, not the

ph of the ingredients or the combined ingredients outside the body from what

I've come to understand. Hope you put Metabolic Typing and Metabolic Man on

your gift list and have time to read during break. Dr. Mercola is now

recommending Metabolic Typing be used in conjunction with his diet plan.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

Can't wait... I put the one you said to read first on my Christmas list ;-)

I'll probably only have time to read one of them during break, but, unless I

added the second one (I may have but don't remember it) I'll find it in a

library or buy it or something, as I'm eager to read them.

That must explain why there's opposing information in some of the different

acid/alkaline list/charts.

Chris

In a message dated 12/21/02 8:39:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,

wanitawa@... writes:

> Depends on what " your " metabolic type does with it in your body, not

> the

> ph of the ingredients or the combined ingredients outside the body from

what

> I've come to understand. Hope you put Metabolic Typing and Metabolic Man on

> your gift list and have time to read during break. Dr. Mercola is now

> recommending Metabolic Typing be used in conjunction with his diet plan.

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