This was later disproved by Pasteur, Redi, and others. If they cooked the life out of a flask of dirt and kept it covered, no life emerged. If they did not cook the dirt and left the flask open to the air, living things emerged.
Thus was born the Law of Biogenesis: Life can only come from preexisting life. This law has never been proven wrong. For centuries scientists have tried to make life out of inorganic elements. Even with all of our current know how, microscopes that can see to the atomic level, and the ability to manipulate DNA molecules, life has never been created without using preexisting life.
In principle, the Law of Biogenesis applies to nutrition. Healthy life cannot come from lifeless foods.
Yes, we and our pets can survive for a time eating lifeless foods. But real life, healthy and vigorous life lived out to its potential, is not possible eating only lifeless foods. Rather, chronic disease sets in, a sort of protracted death if you will.
Give your pet the best chance of a full life by giving it the best pet food which includes as much living food as possible and supplementing living food elements to processed foods.
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Thought for the day: In terms of puffery, demagoguery, and deception, the only equal to politics is pet food marketing.
Phrase for the day: 'The Law of Nutribiogenesis', the nutritional version of the Law of Biogenesis, which holds that life can only come from pre-existing life. Nutribiogenesis means that for optimal health and longevity (true life), both humans and animals need to consume foods that contain living food elements. While processed foods can deliver in an analytical sense (protein, fat, carbohydrates, etc.), what they often lack are the living food elements and fully intact micronutrients proven critical to long-term health and wellbeing.
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