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Emergency
Food Rations
"The
Best Possible Nutrition in the Smallest Possible
Volume"
"15 Days'
Food Supply Under 2 Lbs"
The Original Formulation for the
Survival Tabs evolved from research done in the Early Space
Program.
The Survival Food
Tab Concept
hen the
Survival Food Tabs were formulated, a host of factors
were considered in order to adapt them to their purpose as a
lightweight, emergency. life-sustaining food ration:
1. The less intake of food, the more efficient the body
becomes. Basically, when food intake is reduced, it remains in
the digestive tract longer and assimilates more
completely.
2. Generally, of the food we eat, a great deal of it is not
digested and used up as calories. The Survival Food Tabs are
100% digestible as well as completely assimilated by the
body.
3. The quality of the food we eat is more important than
the quantity. Poor quality protein, carbohydrate and fat can
put a strain on the digestive organ, especially the
kidneys.
In the Survival Tabs, we have used protein of a high
biological value, which is 100% utilized. This helps protect
the body from cannibalism of its own protective tissues. The
fat is composed totally of fatty acids which provide the
essential ingredients of fat. The carbohydrates are of the
high quality and 100% utilized too.
4. In 90% of all survival situations, some additional food
will be available. The Survival Food Tabs are designed to be
the Margin of Survival. For example, if one were lost in a
jungle area, one might have to find grubs, insects, berries,
small animals or whatever to eat. One would have to
adapt to the circumstances quickly until he found his way out
or was rescued. The Survival Food Tabs would be that
Margin of Survival, along with whatever one could gather, to
sustain oneself as long as necessary. Another example,
would be desert or sea survival. In these cases,
little supplemental food may be available.
The Survival Food Tabs would sustain one as long as
he would expect to live normally, before being overcome by
exposure, the elements, or lack of
water.
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