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edit approved Sep 20, 2012 at 19:22
Bill the Lizard
edit approved Sep 20, 2012 at 19:22
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whileWhile not asked, the main issue with this claim (and patent) will be 101 eligibility. it'sIt's almost certainly not patentable under this ground.

take a look @ Livestrong, which has the five-meals-a-day limitation and percentages of p/c/f (although not the same). there are also some references listed in that article that may be of use.

while not asked, the main issue with this claim (and patent) will be 101 eligibility. it's almost certainly not patentable under this ground.

Take a look at Livestrong, which has the five-meals-a-day limitation and percentages of protein/carbohydrates/fats (although not the same). There are also some references listed in that article that may be of use.

While not asked, the main issue with this claim (and patent) will be 101 eligibility. It's almost certainly not patentable under this ground.

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take a look @ Livestrong, which has the five-meals-a-day limitation and percentages of p/c/f (although not the same). there are also some references listed in that article that may be of use.

while not asked, the main issue with this claim (and patent) will be 101 eligibility. it's almost certainly not patentable under this ground.