The critters eat fat and protein (food and pee).  

Just make sure you do your due diligence on the keto diet because if you don't get the fat to protein to carbs ratio just right, you can get sick.

Instead of buying Protein Milk at the gym, I bought a tub of protein for $90 dollars and make a protein shake after a workout.

Pork and chicken are still somewhat affordable proteins. 

I think sleep flushes beta-amyloid and tau proteins out of your brain.

I have a protein shake for breakfast, chicken salad (with low fat mayo and mustard) for lunch, and whatever my wife cooks for dinner.

By contrast, the IRR underwrites cash flows which synthesis into a periodic cash return.  

However, it is an incredibly selfish and myopic synthesis of what most of the folks said, since you seem to have eliminated or discounted the fact that people genuinely want to help the wholesalers succeed - not just so they themselves can profit. #1..."

Our 4month old baby also has food protein allergies and requires an expensive diet.

Cats require a high protein diet; their urine can have a significant odor and it is worse with an unneutered male cat that sprays to mark territory.