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In a message dated 2/17/99 7:35:02 PM Pacific Standard Time, qhll@eznet.net writes: << Dear Susan & Tom: We are beginners at feeding for endurance. Where do we go for a synopsis of the current feeding theories and the research on which they are based? Our historical plan has been free choice alfalfa/grass hay or pasture with whole corn added according to work level and body condition. What are your recommendations for adjustments? I am sympathetic to the idea of feeding energy dense fat, I've been told that sled dogs have a 40% fat diet, but I am also attracted by the idea of the quick readily usable energy from starches. Quentin >> 40% fat means 60% energy from other sources. And dogs are almost all fast twitch high oxidative muscle cells--they'll burn fat. In truth, you'll play hell tring to make sense of all the carbohydrate/fat/exercise studies. But, for a start, go to pubmed and search for carbohydrate + fat + exercise. ti
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