Murray wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 8:35 am The thing is, let's say I am feeding peas and wheat, and you are feeding a balanced diet with emphasis on fats and energy and things.
I see a big shiny advert, telling me that their 'New product, developed by leading scientists' WILL correct the imbalances in the amino acids in my feed.
That new product must be the best thing ever, if It will 'correct' the feed, regardless of whether you are stuck in 1956 and admiring the beans you got for the season, or in 2024, and trying to decide which race mix to buy.
As the old saying goes, " There's one born ever minute".
Would I be right in thinking that you are saying that the supplement may correct the imbalance in one mix, but would either over or under correct a different mix?
Because the natural amino acids will vary from grain to grain, there is no way to know what exactly you are adding to the mix in order to benefit the system.
I say the same thing when people go mad for multivitamins, unless the body is lacking in any such vitamin, the majority of that will be flushed through the system, and the body will only take in what it is missing!
