The mega-corporations that control the dog food industry have one goal: create an extremely profitable product that meets the minimum nutritional requirements for dogs. The result is an inferior, hyper-processed food source that makes up nearly 100% of the average dog’s diet. 

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Due to the confusion and bias around nutrition and our detachment from nature, many of us don’t realize we are feeding our dogs food they aren't designed to eat. Even fewer realize we are feeding our dogs food full of contaminants and toxic ingredients produced by the same companies that make junk food and soda for us. We mean well, but because our dog’s health hinges on nutrition and we control their food, we may end up harming our pets. 

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It’s easy to blame the food for our dog’s misfortunes, and we wouldn’t be wrong, but that only tells part of the story. By comparing humans with dogs I uncovered a massive subset of commonalities when it comes to nutrition and the link to metabolic dysfunction and chronic disease. I’m not implying that humans and dogs share the same diet, but we do in fact share a diet that utilizes most of the same ingredients that come from the same places. In fact, there are more commonalities than not. So in a way, we do share the same diet, our version of kibble is just more visually appealing. 

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In my free eBook "Unleashing Health - The Human-Canine Connection Between Metabolic Dysfunction and Chronic Disease" I detail my findings from seven years of research into the the modern food industry and the effects it has on our health.

 

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