Web Imagens Videos Mapas Noticias Livros Gmail mais Tradutor Blogs Em tempo real YouTube Agenda Fotos Docs Reader Sites Grupos e muito mais Experimente um novo navegador com traducao automatica.Download do Google ChromeDo:inglesPara o:portuguesTraduzir texto ou pagina da web NEW: How to Choose a Juicerby Robert Ross, 4/22/08Case for Raw Food DietDallas Morning News, 4/7/08Benefits Buying OrganicNY Times, 06/17/2007NEWS & RESEARCH:Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce FoodNews.org, 10/03More Vitamin C in Organic Oranges, Amer.Chemical Society, 6/3/02Science/Staying Healthy:Time Magazine, 1/21/02Organic Food Reduces Risk of Heart Attacks, New ScientistScientific Analysis: Organic Food vs Supermarket Food, Jour. Applied Nutrition, 1993ARTICLESAcrylamide in the NewsEnzymes & Your WeightRaw Food for PetsRaw Food for AthletesRaw Food & Cancer FAST EASY RAW RECIPES by Robert RossFREE E-Book When You Join My Support Group! WHY YOU SHOULD FEED PETS RAW FOODor what Is really in commercial pet foodsWARNINGDo not read this article while eating your dinner or feeding your pet!If you think your pet food contains healthy ingredients like whole chicken, choice cuts of beef, fresh grains and all the nutrition your dog or cat will ever need...think again!If you care at all for your beloved pets, dont believe the ads from the $10 billion per year U.S. pet food industry when it comes to the health of your loving pets. Rather than being scientifically designed to provide everything your pet needs for good health, as advertised, commercial pet foods actually lack sufficient minerals, enzymes and vitamins for good health - and usually contain ingredients and additives actually harmful to pet health. You see, the pet food industry is just an extension of the human food (agriculture) industry, and their products are at least as bad as fast food or processed foods and probably much worse! Pet food, from the corporate point of view, is just a place for slaughterhouse waste and grains considered "unfit for human consumption" to be turned into profit. What you will probably find in commercial pet foods are the contaminated or condemned remains of animals - that means Dead, Dying, Diseased or Disabled livestock. They use absolutely ALL of these waste products, including tongues, esophagi, nails, claws, feathers, beaks, tendons, lungs with pneumonia and other diseased and cancerous meat - nothing goes to waste in the name of profit. You may even find blood and fecal wastes. These are all listed on the label as byproducts which are found in moist as well as dry pet foods.Those nutritious-sounding "whole grains" used in pet foods are just a cheap filler. In addition to being hard to absorb in a carnivores digestive system, these grains are waste products, too, and have had the starch and oil removed for use in other products (usually by chemical processing) or they are the hulls and other remnants from the milling process. Some of the grains used may have been deemed unfit for human consumption because of mold, contaminants or poor storage practices. IngredientsThe protein in pet food comes from a variety of sources. When cattle, swine, chickens, lambs, or any number of other animals are slaughtered, the choice cuts such