Steven.Gaskell
12-08-2006, 05:07 AM
OK, you might think this sounds strange it is.
But I am curious nevertheless. I came across a thread on here, old, about dog food. Some guy said some norwegian powerlifters allegedly ate it. I wouldnt be suprised somewhere if people did.
My question is, do you think it would be beneficial, or too much? Could it be dangerous?
Example, look here: http://www.uk.pedigree.com/products/puppy_can.asp#
"Protein 8.2, Oil 9.5, Ash 2.0, Fibre 0.6, Moisture 78.0, Calcium 3800 mg/kg, Phosphorus 2900 mg/kg, Copper 2.5mg/kg, Vitamin E150mg/kg."
''Contains the correct balance of calcium and phosphorus to help ensure your puppy grows into a strong and healthy dog.
Contains a blend of antioxidant vitamin and minerals that help support natural defences and contribute to a long and healthy life.
Contains high quality meat protein from for strong, healthy and firm muscles.''
Obviously, relying on this solely would be quite disgusting, but do you think some people do this to supplement their diet?
But I am curious nevertheless. I came across a thread on here, old, about dog food. Some guy said some norwegian powerlifters allegedly ate it. I wouldnt be suprised somewhere if people did.
My question is, do you think it would be beneficial, or too much? Could it be dangerous?
Example, look here: http://www.uk.pedigree.com/products/puppy_can.asp#
"Protein 8.2, Oil 9.5, Ash 2.0, Fibre 0.6, Moisture 78.0, Calcium 3800 mg/kg, Phosphorus 2900 mg/kg, Copper 2.5mg/kg, Vitamin E150mg/kg."
''Contains the correct balance of calcium and phosphorus to help ensure your puppy grows into a strong and healthy dog.
Contains a blend of antioxidant vitamin and minerals that help support natural defences and contribute to a long and healthy life.
Contains high quality meat protein from for strong, healthy and firm muscles.''
Obviously, relying on this solely would be quite disgusting, but do you think some people do this to supplement their diet?