vegetarian nutritional needs
Posted in Vegan Stuff on 01/11/2011 10:55 pm by adminvegetarian nutritional needs

Information on the nutritional needs of dog?
Does anyone know of any websites that provide detailed descriptions of requirements nutrition of a dog? (I'm speaking scientifically proven ... It only states that "Raw is the best!" Or "I think it's best!" or "vegetarian is the best!"), ie. Web sites that list the minimum / preferred protein content is necessary for dogs, minimal / Favorite carbohydrates, etc.
Much of this can vary from race to race, and if the dog is a young adult, or older, and between working and not working dogs, and if the every dog has health problems. The "average dog" usually want about 23-26% protein and 14-16% fat, which is where most food Autumn dog. --- Here is a book about canine nutrition: http://www.amazon.com/Nutrient-Requirements-Cats-Domestic-Animals/dp/0309086280 Warning: It is very expensive! (I do not, nor have I read. It is too expensive for me to buy) there an online reference for the previous version (1985): http://books.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=15&page=R1.
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nutritional needs for vegetarians
There is small question that a vegetarian life style is a healthy one, all the same, not consuming any meat means certain nutrients may be more tough to include in the diet. The biggest concerns about the vegetarian lifestyle is getting enough calcium, protein abd iron in the diet. From a young age, we have been told by schools, parents and the media that we need to eat meat in order to get protein and iron and dairy in order to get calcium. even so, you can consume adequate amounts of these in a vegetarian diet; it just takes a little more endeavor.
Iron is a critical mineral as it enables oxygen to be transported by the blood, without adequate iron in the diet; you will suffer from anaemia and overall fatigue and weakness. It is a known fact that non-meat eaters can suffer from iron insufficiency more than someone who gets iron from meat, even so, anaemia is not more dominant in vegetarians and vegans. Dried beans and dark leafy green vegetables can supply easy amounts of iron if consumed on a regular basis. To aid in the absorption of iron, iron rich plants need to be eaten with fruits rich in vitamin C or with vitamin C supplements.
Moving onto another critical nutrient for the body, calcium The likelihood is that you grew up in the West, if so you in all probability became conscious from a very young age about the importance of calcium and that calcium coming from dairy products. Even so, this is not the reality, dark green vegetables, soya cheese and tofu are very readily available sources of calcium for non meat eaters. Moreover, many milks like rice milk, soya milk and almond milk now come fortified with calcium, as does orange juice. Tahini, almonds and molasses are also good sources of calcium, as a matter of fact blackstrap molasses is one of the best.
For anyone who is a vegetarian or wanting to become one, protein is a essential consideration, even so the amount of protein the body needs is overstated, too much of it can cause kidney damage and can lead to bone bleaching and osteoporosis. Amino acids make up protein, the body can make all but 9 of the amino acids it needs so we need to get them from food. Vegetarians can easily get all nine amino acids from eggs and dairy products. If you are a vegan, soy protein is a great source. You can also get protein from nuts, seeds, grains, legumes and rice.
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