Article on bone broth soup

Just read the following article. I'm not really commenting on it yeah or neah but thought some would like to read it.

/www.yahoo.com/health/bone-broth-4-reasons-wellness-experts-are-obsessed-102364515057.html

Thanks for reminding me.

Winter is on the horizon and I need bones... human bones...

I'm fortunate enough to have a local Costa Rican chap (they are called tico's!) that lives with us, and cooks for myself and my family, this means that I get to eat really lovely soups, local fodder, not covered in insecticides, just natural organic food, and he loves to cook, in fact when I first got sick, he regularly made bone soup for me, and not long afterwards (as some of you may remember) I went into symptomatic remission quite quickly, whether that was because of my diet I don't know, however feel eating plenty of bone soup may have contributed in some way.

I love eating simple home prepared food, with natural local ingredients, I think that perhaps I have become a little bit of a food 'snob' as I have got older, and I really am incredibly 'picky' and discerning nowadays with regard to what types of foods I put into my system, because I have to be! So yes I think bone soup is absolutely amazing, with genuine healing properties, and a great taste too!

Gary - i love u for that article because it has dawned on me that i've never eaten bone broth soup (always believed bones are mega toxic) but now i think i could give it a try, anyway whatever we eat nowadays is toxic, tomorrow i'm heading for a bazaar and i'll cook such broth

Making this ASAP. I borrowed a pressure cooker to make it.