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True. And that should be considered. On the other hand, Pfizer spends a LOT of money, often without credit being given. I don't know if they give money to wiki but they do give money to where wiki gets their info.

Another possibility is that it is the purity that causes the digestive problems. I think the other types of enzymes, phytochemicals, and so on in traditional food buffer each other as compared to getting isolated parts as in the white food versions.

I did. Did you read it critically or dismiss it because of the name? Nothing in it contradicts what is in the wiki info except wiki's confidence in the purity of the enzyme isolated from the fermentation broth vs the pdf's contention that traces of other things sometimes remain. And the...

No. No. No. I don't even know how many noes to put after reading that Sigh. I'm not opposed to the GRAS concept when it is used for things people ate before oleo was devised. Using it for this is just wrong. But thank you. Unwelcome as this is, I'd rather know about it than not know. Edit to...

I don't have a nutrient calculator set up so this isn't complete or necessarily the most important issues with it but this doesn't have enough salt, methionine, or vitamin D.

Google has changed. Once, it could be directed to what the person searching wanted. Sometimes it took creative search terms and/or looking through many pages of results. Now, it gives the same few results on page after page and is difficult to redirect. Google scholar is better in both ways. At...

This is for European beech leaves but doesn't specify whether it is for young leaves.

I found it at Walmart but haven't seen it at any of the Walmarts I go near regularly. Since some carry it, others can probably order it. Himalayan salt is much easier to find and has some minerals - maybe 3/4 as many if I remember right from my sister's research. I trust Himalayan less becuase...

I just finished "Salt Your Way to Health" by David Brownstein, MD "...I became interested in the therapeutic use of salt ten years ago after observing that many of my patients were doong poorly on a low-salt diet... In my search for safe and natural holistic remedies I came across unrefined...

Short version of this post - the experiments done about whether chickens will balance their own diets when offered all of the ingredients of a balanced diet was done with people (babies) too. With similar results - they do. Long version - About a third of the way in, he tells of Clara Davis...

Hmph. Another 4% into it and I'm beginning to wonder if the reviewer at the New Yorker read the book. Separately, I want to look up "Food not Nutrients is the Fundamental Unit in Nutrition' by David Jacobs, an epidemiologist from the University of Minnesota, and Linda Tapsil from the...

"Ulta-Processed People" by Chris van Tulleken explains what oleo, crisco, and modified food starch are in a way that makes much, much more sense to me than any other source has. For example, he talks about how and why modified food starch can do different things depending on how it is modified...

Is it supplementing fat? Wouldn't that be adding fat to the otherwise unchanged diet? That would make a higher calorie diet, I think. The article said replace some of the carbs with fat while keeping the calories the same.

Mine all did slow molts and I didn't notice a reduction in egg production until daylight dropped below about 9 hours. I think fast molt vs slow molt that is mostly genetic rather than nutrition unless they are malnourished enough to cause other health problems too. Although stress and maybe...

A couple of thoughts on it, semi related to each other. Even assuming more protein is used to regulate body temperature in warm weather vs cold weather, I don't think it would be very much more or it would have shown up in the endless feed trials over the past hundred years or so. If the...

You don't need to add methionine when your chickens are eating meat (the toads). And because it is sometimes nice to find support for what we see happening... https://www.hindawi.com/journals/tswj/2014/851473/ ".. The poisoning by [cane] toad has been reported in different species including...

"Minimum level" not "minimum amounts"

The quote you gave said "per"; it did not say "and."

Theoretically, they would do the math. It is a proportion so 3 kg per tonne doesn't mean you can't make more than a tonne at a time or less than a tonne at a time. You just need to adjust each by the same percentage. When you get really small scale, the margin of error gets too big - for...

The grass my dogs ate didn't have seeds. There was grass with seeds also easily available. I thought they ate it because they felt nauseous. Chamois, at least, I'm less sure about the others - they were earlier when I was less attuned and also farm dogs so they spent all day out with us but not...