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Fig. 23. The human tendency to seek easily identifiable enemies is
capitalized upon by pet food marketers. It’s easy. Find any piece of
evidence incriminating a certain ingredient, demonize that ingredient,
then produce a new “pure” food minus that ingredient.
day after day Because real smart “experts” like regulators, nutritionists,
veterinarians and manufacturers tell them to.
There is no magical “good” ingredient to be fed at every meal. Anything
can be “bad,” but any natural food fed in variety can be “good” and
prevent both toxicity and allergy.*
Good nutrition is not the result of the presence or omission of singular
ingredients. It springs from foods as close to nature as possible, fed in
variety.
* Wysong Health Letter, “Food Allergies,” May 1998:1. Wysong Health Letter,
“Causes Of Allergy,” October 1996:1. Infect Dis, April 1994:392. Ann Allergy,
1987; 58:14-27. Compr Ther, 1985; 11(6):38-45. Nutri Rev, 1984; 42(3):109-
116. Ear Nose Throat Journal, 1990; 69:27-4. Pediatric Clin NA, 1-988;
35:995-1009. J Allergy Clinical Immunology, 1984; 74:26. J Allergy Clinical
Immunology, 1995; 95:652-53.
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