Bachelor Chow/Human Food?

[Dave Kaminski]

Originally Posted by Doku

If you've worked in the computer geek world long, you'll come to realize that most of them stuff their faces with fast food and junk food 24/7.

we does r best...

[Rockchick26]

I love couscous! And i have tried the whole wheat kind and i literally had to throw a lot of it out cuz it was so bad.

I saw a thing on the internet the other day about 5 superfoods,they were ground flaxseed,acai berries,quinoa,pomegranate juice,and pistachios. They werent saying thats all you need to ever eat,but those are excellent foods you should have in your diet.

[Doku]

Sonofa..... Grr. I looked into getting the Dilberitos... and they apparently stopped making them!!! (but are looking into bringing them back)

[Matthew Shea]

It should be pointed out that most animals, especially cats, have a much narrower diet than humans. Cat's are almost entirely carnivorous, so there's no rocket science involved in coming up with a formula that will provide them proper nutrition. Human diets are naturally much more varied, though, so there would be a lot more work involved in coming up with a really nutritionally complete food and, if someone were to do that, the result probably wouldn't be very appetizing.

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Originally Posted by Matthew Shea

It should be pointed out that most animals, especially cats, have a much narrower diet than humans. Cat's are almost entirely carnivorous, so there's no rocket science involved in coming up with a formula that will provide them proper nutrition. Human diets are naturally much more varied, though, so there would be a lot more work involved in coming up with a really nutritionally complete food and, if someone were to do that, the result probably wouldn't be very appetizing.

aside from that, we all have different backgrounds and ancestries. We've evolved on completely different diets, generally based on our locality. The world is a geographically diverse place, and as I've heard it says, "food is geography". There is incredible diversity in what this planet has on offer to nourish it's human inhabitants. Modern times make it easy to hide this fact, as only what is commercially viable makes it to market and thus our plates. When you factor in how varied our blood is, tracing down the best diet for you is largely impossible. While their are generalities common amongst us all, even those remain largely up for debate (case in point, are grains good or bad?). I don't believe there is one diet that works for everybody. All one can hope for is to find something that works for them through experimentation.