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Maybe vegan chicks just don't know any better because no one wants to sleep with them
Hairy armpits aren't that bad...
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Maybe vegan chicks just don't know any better because no one wants to sleep with them
Ok then... for science.
It's a tough job but someone's gotta do it.
Exactly, and you seem to be the perfect candidate to impartially judge the sperm flavor of men of various dietary dispositions.
Gay jokes? That's not very empathetic or enlightened now is it?
I've been trying out eating vegan for 2 weeks now (I've had 2 slices of salmon and 3 eggs in 12 days) and so far I feel it's had a great impact on me. I feel physically better (if you've smoked long term and quit, you may know the feeling), my digestive system feels more relaxed, I'm more alert and surprisingly, my mood has improved significantly - I'm more relaxed, patient, positive... I believe my improved mental state may be a consequence of my body reacting well to eating mostly vegan but who knows.
My main motivation for trying out veganism is health. Now my main reason for not sticking to veganism 100% is also health. I guess now comes a time where I keep listening to my body and continue to inform myself about the vegan diet.
One thing is sure though, I eat more varied than ever before - and I was eating healthy before already. With meat off my plate, I've forced myself to think about nutrition more and try out foods I've never eaten before.
I'd like some protein veggie receipes type thingys if anyone's got any.
A man can only eat so much chicken and turkey
I find youtube to be pretty damn good. If ever I'm unsure about how to do something, youtube is always my go to place.I shall look tonight
not much of a youtube user so never even thought to look there.
Look, I have no interest in arguing with you. Veganism is more like a religion than a diet. All I will say is the:
1. the very review you quoted is all about the necessary dietary steps you must take to avoid the pitfalls of a diet inherently low or deficient in iron, zinc, B12, calcium ...
2. your comment about the risks of a meat rich diet tells me all I need to know about your background knowledge.
3. I don't care what Nate Diaz does because that's just an anecdote. N = 1. If we do want to continue down that route, what about all the rest of the elite athletes in the world that are not vegans. It's a pointless argument.
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For gods sake. A vegan/vegetarian diet is INHERENTLY deficient in B12, low in iron, zinc, calcium (if vegan), folate. The minerals that are available are in the lesser absorbable forms. Not to mention dairy and animal proteins are vastly superior in both absorbaility and animo acid profile than vegetable proteins. Not to mention all the benefits associated with dairy proteins on a while host of health outcomes. Not to mention you are also missing out on preformed omega-3s and have to rely on the body's measly 1-10% conversion of vegetarian omega-3 sources.
No shit if you SUPPLEMENT everything that's missing then you can have a nutritionally complete vegan diet.
Fight the good fight showdownhero. I've given up trying to reason with vegans years ago. Research is not enough. Facts are not enough. Veganism is a religion. I'm just glad my vegan friends do it for animal welfare reasons, don't force their shit on everyone and know their diet is inferior.
Nowadays I just sit back and enjoy my delicious steak, and make fun of vegans instead.
Going vegan/vegetarian is purely an ethical choice right? Surely nobody would do it for health benefits.
Because eggs aren't healthy. Please, please, please read this source. http://nutritionfacts.org/topics/eggs/I don't understand why more vegans just don't keep their own chooks for the eggs. That eliminates the cruelty aspect straight away.
My chooks have a great life roaming free and are a key plank in my little chicken/compost/vegie patch permaculture set up.
Unbiased?Have you ever considered checking out nutritionfacts.org ?? Unbiased source based off the medical literature that often gets missed by the marketing of huge pharmaceuticals.
Yep. I think you will find that a majority of nutrition education and research will have a little disclaimer hidden somewhere saying funded by the dairy industry or the like. Dr Greger and his team read through ever single piece of nutritional literature in the English language over the course of the year (13000+ studies) and on the current balance of evidence have decided that a vegan diet is by far the healthiest. I think if you explore his website and check his sources you will agree.Unbiased?
Have you ever considered checking out nutritionfacts.org ?? Unbiased source based off the medical literature that often gets missed by the marketing of huge pharmaceuticals.
Where would this bias be coming from? Who would pay him to promote the benefits of vegetables?!?Love a good laugh at Christmas time.
My experience exactly. I think for most people cutting down is a great solution.I've been trying out eating vegan for 2 weeks now (I've had 2 slices of salmon and 3 eggs in 12 days) and so far I feel it's had a great impact on me. I feel physically better (if you've smoked long term and quit, you may know the feeling), my digestive system feels more relaxed, I'm more alert and surprisingly, my mood has improved significantly - I'm more relaxed, patient, positive... I believe my improved mental state may be a consequence of my body reacting well to eating mostly vegan but who knows.
My main motivation for trying out veganism is health. Now my main reason for not sticking to veganism 100% is also health. I guess now comes a time where I keep listening to my body and continue to inform myself about the vegan diet.
One thing is sure though, I eat more varied than ever before - and I was eating healthy before already. With meat off my plate, I've forced myself to think about nutrition more and try out foods I've never eaten before.
Apart from being a qualified Dr and reading 10s of thousands of pieces of nutritional literature over the years. I think if you listen to him debate, be interviewed or talk you will release he does actually know quite a lot about the thing he has devoted his life to studying.Greger has no qualifications in nutrition, nutritionfacts is just vegan spam