This is why I think that a true paleolithic diet is mainly of whole 
small animals, necessarily including the bones.
Mice are a candidate, possibly minnows.

William


steve wrote:
> I would say that the minerals that are used and/or leached out of the 
> bone to keep the body's acidic level within that narrow range is the 
> real problem.  That's not to discount that fact that eating highly 
> acid foods don't tend to move the body towards the low end of the 
> narrow range.
>
> Steve
>
> Marilyn Harris wrote:
>> Hi Ashley:
>>
>> I am talking about the pH of your blood - which is supposedly raised 
>> (or is it lowered?) by eating certain foods (meaning I guess 
>> acid-forming).