Guest guest Posted November 4, 2004 Report Share Posted November 4, 2004 Our diets may include some bones if we eat sardines whole or chew on shrimp legs, or chicken ribs and bones from a home-made soup. However, people who eat steaks, large fish, chicken breasts, or vegetarian diets don't have this source of cartilage and bone that may help to prevent bone loss. Cartilage contains glucosamine, and the shells of crustaceans contain chondroitin. Both of these substances are present in our joints. Chewing on bones is not only entertaining, it is a low-calorie way to get some useful nutrients. Just don't break a tooth by being too agressive! That's my thought for the day. It was inspired by reading about osteoporosis suffered by some agressive CRoners. Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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