
Ruined by Excess, Perfected by Lack: The Paradox of Pet Nutrition
Author(s): Richard Patton (Author)
- Publisher: Nottingham University Press
- Publication Date: 11 Jan. 2011
- Edition: 1st
- Language: English
- Print length: 168 pages
- ISBN-10: 1904761720
- ISBN-13: 9781904761723
Book Description
Current nutrition policy gets it wrong with its emphasis on reducing fat in the diet. Why, if fat is the culprit in our diet, has fat consumption declined, yet obesity is skyrocketing, in both pets and people? Why, if fat is the reason for diet excess, does the Atkins diet cause weight loss yet allow unlimited dietary fat? Could it be that fat is not the problem? Maybe we have overlooked something.
Often, while pet owners believe they are providing the best nutrition, failure to restrict carbohydrates silently robs their pets of health and longevity.
This book explains how behaviour, both of pets and people, is a critical aspec of any proper diet.
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About the Author
R. Patton is an expert in animal nutrition who has worked with a wide array of clients, from pets and family farm animals to exotic zoo species and multinational corporations. He is the author of 28 scientific publications and two patents.
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