Why I had to quit? Just had hard times while being a full fledged veggy is quite costly
Topic: What Are Your Thoughts On Vegans? Or Going Vegan ? - page 3. (Read 8982 times)
I spent about 18 months without meat of all kinds. No ethical reasons, just my body felt like opting out of meat. And I can say that all the myths about meat as indispensable part of daily meals are far-fetched.
Why I had to quit? Just had hard times while being a full fledged veggy is quite costly
Why I had to quit? Just had hard times while being a full fledged veggy is quite costly
What Are Your Thoughts On Vegans? Or Going Vegan ?
Do you have concerns about animal abuse by eating meat or using animal products?
Do you feel strongly that it is your right to eat meat?
Do you have concerns about animal abuse by eating meat or using animal products?
Do you feel strongly that it is your right to eat meat?
It is a healthy lifestyle and anyone is free to practice it if they want to. About the animal abuse, authorities inspect this meat suppliers and they will penalized them if they found that they are doing it.
Most omnivores believe that it is impossible to become a vegan and they can not even imagine how they will survive without eating what they are used to. Although they are just not creative enough! With a positive attitude, a desire to eat healthy food and a little zeal in buying products, you can discover a new world with a lot of physical, emotional and emotional advantages.
You are indirectly stating that vegetarian food is more healthier than non-vegetarian food. It is not entirely true. In many cases, the reverse is true. I would prefer a diet rich in fish and chicken to one which is loaded with cheese and butter.
Most omnivores believe that it is impossible to become a vegan and they can not even imagine how they will survive without eating what they are used to. Although they are just not creative enough! With a positive attitude, a desire to eat healthy food and a little zeal in buying products, you can discover a new world with a lot of physical, emotional and emotional advantages.
Save a plant eat a vegetarian 
as others have said we are omnivores physiologically.
as others have said we are omnivores physiologically.
I am not vegan not vegetarian, but I do respect people who are. I have gone vegetarian during some periods of my life and enjoyed the experience.
Meat is a must-have. Substitutes, provided by plans and synthetics, are insufficient. A good steak is something worth staying in meat-eaters camp. 
I think going vegan may have several potential health benefits, we just consume way too much meat for our own good ; ) My girlfriend is vegan
so I kinda have been drawn into that lifestyle, and I must tell you, it's quite an interesting experience as there exists a large variety of vegan
foods nowadays.
so I kinda have been drawn into that lifestyle, and I must tell you, it's quite an interesting experience as there exists a large variety of vegan
foods nowadays.
Preventing the exploitation of animals is not the only reason for becoming vegan, but for many it remains the key factor in their decision to go vegan and stay vegan. Having emotional attachments with animals may form part of that reason, while many believe that all sentient creatures have a right to life and freedom.
I've been a vegetarian for a long time, mainly for health reasons. Tried going vegan for four months but ended up losing 20kg, which was not sustainable with sport etc. So went back to vegetarian. To be fair, though, I never felt better bodily - no slump after eating meals, and more energy. I think it is possible to get the benefits without losing so much weight -- at the time I didn't know about nuts and legumes being full of protein and calories.
I'm fine with eating meats , i don't love vegetables that much.
There are many vegan dishes not just vegetables. There are vegan pizzas and burgers.
I've heard that people with blood type A can't consume meat well. Which is strange cause type A is the most widespread in the world.
I do not understand how you can not eat such delicious and appetizing meat) But still, why not? I have a couple of friends of vegetarians and they feel great, they like all these salads))
Vegan is not for me, can't live without eating a meat in a single day and i find it very hard to do. I believe in God but all of this are given to us and we are in a survival age, I'll eat what i want to eat and that's all to it.
What Are Your Thoughts On Vegans? Or Going Vegan ?
Do you have concerns about animal abuse by eating meat or using animal products?
Do you feel strongly that it is your right to eat meat?
Do you have concerns about animal abuse by eating meat or using animal products?
Do you feel strongly that it is your right to eat meat?
The vegan diet is not easy to adhere to. It takes great discipline to make sure you are getting proper balance of nutrition, vitamins etc. Vitamin b12 (and others) is essential to nervous system functioning.
I think that we can't get all the vitamins durable and it doesn't matter what exactly we eat, we need extra food...I personally don't see the need to kill animals and eat them...unless if I go to Siberia...or Antarctica, where there will be no edible plants
I think vegetarian is good too but you should eat whole meat to get enough
Obviously, you are quite right . If people want to maintain a healthy life style they should eat both vegetables and meat in a balanced diet. Scientific experiments show that being a vegan is not a good thing for a human being.
Why not? I mean i would really love to go vegan. It's just that eating vegan means i have to actually cooks for myself and i really have to buy expensive vegetables. Do that means i would have to take time out of my already busy schedule and buy vegetables with money i don't have. Now if i were to be a vegetarian who could actually eat eggs and dairy then I'm all for it. It's much easier yo follow and who haven't eaten instant ramen with eggs on them
I think everyone can choose his eating habit like he wants as long as he doesn't bother other people with that.
That is not always the case. In my city, there are certain housing societies where you will get admission only if you certify that you are a vegetarian. If they find out that you are a non-vegetarian, then they will kick you out immediately. And in some cities, the authorities have banned non-vegetarian food in the restaurants. In my city, non-veg food is not banned as such, but its "display" is banned.
I think everyone can choose his eating habit like he wants as long as he doesn't bother other people with that.
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