These principles are the result of a background document that examined the feasibility to
design adequate diets using locally available foods, and are based on consensus achieved during an informal meeting of experts held in Geneva in early 2004.
Not exact matches
But I wanted to share this: Brenda Davis has a great slide show on
designing an optimum plant - based
diet (ie, one that is nutritionally
adequate as well as ideal for preventing diseases).
Design: This is a retrospective chart review of patient attending an outpatient metabolic management program including a high - fat,
adequate - protien, low - carbohydrate
diet, nutiitional supplementation and periodic individual visits.
Simply put, when the studies were
designed for weight loss, and compliance was
adequate, higher - fat
diets caused more weight loss than low - fat
diets.
Based on the principles of a very low - calorie
diet, the Physicians Fast ™ program is
designed to assure that
adequate levels of protein are met while restricting the amount of carbohydrate intake.
When none can be found, the treatment is to modify the pet's
diet (restrict their fat intake to the minimum
adequate amount) and, perhaps, as a last resort, (cautiously), use some of the cholesterol - lowering drugs
designed for humans.
It is essential to feed a well - balanced
diet designed for large breeds like the German shepherd, to ensure
adequate growth rates and proper maintenance of musculoskeletal health.