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14-09-2008, 06:48 PM
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Why Heirloom Tomatoes??
"Omelet" wrote in message news  In article , Isabella Woodhouse wrote: I'm using chicken foot "meat" right now to help heal degenerative disk disease and arthritis. That and trotters. The type II collagen they contain seems to be keeping the pain at bay if I eat enough of it, and am consistent. It just took awhile at first. Thank the gods for good chiropractors... You're doing an anti-inflammatory diet then? More or less... More of a "high collagen" diet. :-) I don't have rheumatoid. It's degenerative. I've done some searches on the web tho' and it appears the consumption of what they are calling Type II collagen is having some real impact as an alternative therapy for both Osteo and rheumatoid arthritis. Chicken collagen has 10 times the bioavailability of shark cartilage! Would you share that research? |
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