> Todd Moody wrote:
>
> >   The other item is that Stefansson's
> > blood work showed a "negative calcium balance" during the entire
> > year.  That is, his body was losing calcium faster than it was
> > acquiring it.  Over a longer period of time, this would threaten
> > osteoporosis.
> >

Like wolves, humans in nature eat a lot of very small game inbetween
large kills.  Although most people don't eat rodents, small reptiles and
small birds, our bodies may still call out for all the calcium inherent
in the consumption of small unavoidable bones.  Perhaps some sardines,
kippers or well cooked fish head (or chicken)soup might provide the
missing ingredents as well as omega 3 fats (in the cold water fish).

Of course, my favorite is four and twenty blackbirds baked in a
pie(Pork rind crust).

Ray Audette
Author "NeanderThin"