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>That type of nutrition is hard to emulate in a lab setting I would assume it is easier to control that type of nutrition in a lab setting. Unless you are imp
by shuntress 6y ago
>That type of nutrition is hard to emulate in a lab setting
I would assume it is easier to control that type of nutrition in a lab setting.
Unless you are implying that full grown salmon (and other meats) contain some nutrients which are crucial to human survival, not inherent in the salmons biology, and currently undiscovered.
- CameronNemo 6y agoThe nutrients would be typically provided through diet. Indeed a lab could just amend the meat like they feed cows particular B vitamins. But those inputs have costs. This is all just theoretical. Once a nutrient profile is published we can talk more seriously.