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Macronutrients in Feline Health
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2014Dietary macronutrients include protein, fat, and carbohydrates. Current nutritional recommendations establish minimums but not maximums for protein and fat but not for carbohydrates; thus, commercial feline maintenance diets have a wide range of macronutrient distribution depending on manufacturer, ingredients, and processing. There is growing interest
Cecilia, Villaverde, Andrea J, Fascetti
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Metabolizable energy of macronutrients
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1995I describe recent advances in assessing the amount of energy available from diets of varied composition. Empirical models of food energy prediction have grown in preference to factorial models over the past 20 y and knowledge of the quantitative aspects of energy salvage in the colon have modified our thoughts on how to best calculate food energy ...
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Macronutrients: Requirements and Distribution
2014• A wide range of macronutrients is compatible with satisfactory growth and development, maintenance of good health and longevity. • Intakes within the recommended range are readily achievable regardless of preferred dietary pattern. • Other than in situations of food insecurity, advice to avoid excessive intakes of fat and free sugars, which ...
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2017
Macronutrients (carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins) constitute the largest part of nutrition. Whereas proteins are suggested as building bricks of human body, lipids and especially carbohydrates are assumed to be sources of energy. However macronutrients are not solely sources of energy, but are also substrates necessary for many metabolic pathways ...
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Macronutrients (carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins) constitute the largest part of nutrition. Whereas proteins are suggested as building bricks of human body, lipids and especially carbohydrates are assumed to be sources of energy. However macronutrients are not solely sources of energy, but are also substrates necessary for many metabolic pathways ...
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