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What people need to realize is that cows' milk is for their calves, just like human milk is for our babies. Animals, and humans included, only need their mothers' milk when they are babies, so why do we continually use dairy products? It's unnatural. Plus, it's wrong to breed another creature and force them to continually produce milk so that we can exploit them. If they were humans it would be called slavery.
I second the tofutti cream cheese. Their slices are as good as Kraft American cheese slices. So if you like American slices, you're in luck on that front. I wouldn't reccommend using them for a grilled cheese though, it doesn't melt very well.
We don't need cows milk, we don't need milk at all after we are babies. Just like meat, hundreds and thousands of years ago people ate as little as 10% meat in their diets. The only people who live mostly on meat are people living in the artic regions, that eat fish and seal because that's all they have.
Today we have so many options, fruits, veggies, grains, that all come from so many regions and from across the globe so we aren't limited to having to eat meat for nutrients. Plenty of nuts and beans have enough protein to live off of. Years ago people only had a few staples so they needed it every once in a while, and usually just for festive events where the whole village would share a goat or pig. Now I get sick thinking about Mc Donalds and all this other crap people are putting in their bodies. Not only is becoming vegan moral to me, it's also healthier. I hope I can do this, it's been a few days and I have so much more energy.
We don't need cows milk, we don't need milk at all after we are babies. Just like meat, hundreds and thousands of years ago people ate as little as 10% meat in their diets. The only people who live mostly on meat are people living in the artic regions, that eat fish and seal because that's all they have.
Today we have so many options, fruits, veggies, grains, that all come from so many regions and from across the globe so we aren't limited to having to eat meat for nutrients. Plenty of nuts and beans have enough protein to live off of. Years ago people only had a few staples so they needed it every once in a while, and usually just for festive events where the whole village would share a goat or pig. Now I get sick thinking about Mc Donalds and all this other crap people are putting in their bodies. Not only is becoming vegan moral to me, it's also healthier. I hope I can do this, it's been a few days and I have so much more energy.
Exactly. Humans were never designed for meat consumption, but chose meat to eat meat a long time ago when times were rougher and our survival depended on it. We no longer need meat. You should check out this video about the differences between humans anatomy and that of true carnivores and omnivores: YouTube - Vegan Video
Exactly. Humans were never designed for meat consumption, but chose meat to eat meat a long time ago when times were rougher and our survival depended on it. We no longer need meat. You should check out this video about the differences between humans anatomy and that of true carnivores and omnivores: YouTube - Vegan Video
Cute video.
It's funny how someone can be an animal lover and still eat meat. Think about it! Cows are cute, pigs are cute, sheep are cute.... would you kill it to eat it if you didn't have to?
I second the tofutti cream cheese. Their slices are as good as Kraft American cheese slices. So if you like American slices, you're in luck on that front. I wouldn't reccommend using them for a grilled cheese though, it doesn't melt very well.
I like Toffuti also. I mix the "cream cheese" with some nutritional yeast, garlic powder, onion powder, real salt, fresh ground pepper, and poppyseeds to make an awesome cracker spread; and I use the "sour cream" to make home made ranch dip. The only Toffuti slices I like are the American flavored ones, which I use in sandwiches or wrap around veggies dogs which I then cook in croissants.
It's funny how someone can be an animal lover and still eat meat. Think about it! Cows are cute, pigs are cute, sheep are cute.... would you kill it to eat it if you didn't have to?
Seriously! Meat is meat, no matter where it comes from. Eating a cow, pig, etc. is no different than eating a dog, cat, or even human flesh. It's all meat.
Seriously! Meat is meat, no matter where it comes from. Eating a cow, pig, etc. is no different than eating a dog, cat, or even human flesh. It's all meat.
I have a weak stomach and I get sensitive easily so I cried for hours after watching it, but seriously I can't imagine someone actually wanting to eat meat again after watching it.
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