Mark Plus <[log in to unmask]> writes:

> No, the subject isn't about cannibalism!
>
> Pet foods have been nutritionally formulated so that they allegedly offer
> your pet complete nutrition in one uniform product, eaten day after day for
> years.  (I have to question the inclusion of grains into pet foods for
> carnivores, however.  In nature cats don't go looking for cooked rice to
> eat, even though it's in a lot of dry cat food recipes.)

I understand that the pet food industry is making cats and dogs very
sick, with the same array of diseases that humans have: cancer,
diabetes, etc. because of the grains in their food, because of the
preservatives, but also because they have evolved to eat food raw and
not cooked.

> While there are all sorts of supposedly nutritionally balanced drinks and
> bars for human consumption, is there something like "human chow" that a
> human could eat day after day if he's too busy or otherwise unable to
> prepare his own food?  And is there anything along these lines that is
> Paleo-compatible?

Yes-- I would say some kind of meat with some kind of fat-- pemmican
is an example but you don't have to follow a "recipe" for it, you can
just eat meat with fat-- I am trying it out raw, and it's good.


Jana