That is an interesting read, and I would very much like to learn its true source ...

It is in alignment with much of what I have read, and a diet only 10% in carbohydrates is one where there is very little at all (compared to the 65% carbohydrates of most common kibble). Yet it differs from what I've read in some ways.

While "the 30 minute window" post-workout is a key time to provide lost nutrients to the dog, the flipside to that is NOT doing so is also a key time when the dog converts its own fat into usable energy (if quick energy is not available) ... which phenomenon is critical to take advantage of if you're trying to make the dog lose weight and achieve a "lowest bodyweight" ...

Jack


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