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REED SEDGE PEAT FOR LOW CARB DIET
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miriam c
MemberReed sedge peat has been approved last year as an additive for two purposes: low carb diets and other benefits. As far as I know is because of its humic acids content which has proven many benefits. anybody can help me with more info??? thanks
pugmomsandy
ParticipantI hope someone can post some info on this too. Native Performance dog food has included this ingredient in their food since at least last year. That review was updated 03/14 and included peat.
InkedMarie
MemberIs this peat as in peat moss?
miriam c
MemberYes, it´s one of the types of decayed mosses. reed sedge peat belongs to sapric peat, H7 in von post scale.
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