A very bad storm might topple the existing telephone and electrical poles and create a great inconvenience if all the existing lines are knocked over and the highway is completely blocked. This type of disaster would be worse than those experienced on the Windward Coast in the last few months. Of course, the City and County would be blamed for the problem for not having the foresight to do the proper improvements in the electrical system by going underground. Griffith R. Conradt Soft drinks harm bone-building process I would like to urge adults and students alike to consider current scientific views on threats to bone depletion or osteoporosis from soft drinks. I've read an article that explains how much human blood consists of an equal proportion of phosphorous and calcium.
Bone is living tissue.
It is built or acquired, and it is removed and restored on an ongoing basis. In youth, humans lay down more bone than is removed. By their mid-20s, about an equal amount is removed as is laid down. From their mid-30s on, people begin losing more bone than they grow. Therefore, if our youngsters don't lay down much bone tissue in their youth, when they start losing more bone than they gain in their 30s, they will increase the likelihood of living painful, osteoporotic golden years.