Re: arthritis - OT - sharks

March 24, 2002

I don't know anything about theraputic uses of shark cartilidge - only that

sharks are being killed at a much faster rate than they can reproduce, and

for that reason I don't think I could partake in any shark parts. The

female spiny dogfish, for example, matures at an average age of 24 and

produces just 1 to 20 young with a gestation period of 18 to 24 months.

(Source is " Probably More Than You Want To Know About The Fishes Of The

Pacific Coast " by Milton Love. A very funny book. To indulge in a quote

" Horn sharks are one of the few sharks in our area that lay eggs. Horn

shark eggs are spiral-shaped, so laying them might be the kind of experience

to share with your next Lamaze class. "

----- Original Message -----

From: a Augustine <professionalmommy@...>

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Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 8:32 AM

Subject: arthritis

> My husband is showing some signs of arthritis and I was curious what

everyone here would suggest...

>

> I do make bone broths, I am running out of bones right now and have only

had enough to make broth once a week.

>

> I was also wondering about shark Cartalage, does anyone know much about

using this?

>

> Grace,

> a Augustine

>

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