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re: Switching to vegetarian diet
Posted on 1/7/17 at 4:20 pm to emboslice
Posted on 1/7/17 at 4:20 pm to emboslice
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Will you go on a 100% meat diet and get back to us on your health and how you feel in 1 month?
Ummmm, I've been all meat for nearly 4 months. I've done it for six months nearly two yrs ago. People do live on all meat and are very healthy.
You cannot deny the fact that cows have the ability to digest fiber and turn it into short chain fatty acids and you do not.
Congrats on working against your own physiology and not understanding basic human biology to try and argue for a dogma.
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Posted on 1/7/17 at 4:47 pm to Junky
I am not close to being a vegetarian, but I don't mind those who are.
It's funny how so many people essentially attack anyone who says he is a vegetarian. People joke about how vegans and vegetarians always find a way to mention it, but many hide it to avoid the grilling it generates.
In Europe, if you mention that you are a vegetarian, the response is "so what." In much of America, people are triggered as hell and give them the third degree or a nutrition lecture. It's similar to what happens when someone says he is an atheist.
Many Americans see anyone who doesn't agree with their approach to life as some kind of threat. I don't get it, but that's how they act.
It's funny how so many people essentially attack anyone who says he is a vegetarian. People joke about how vegans and vegetarians always find a way to mention it, but many hide it to avoid the grilling it generates.
In Europe, if you mention that you are a vegetarian, the response is "so what." In much of America, people are triggered as hell and give them the third degree or a nutrition lecture. It's similar to what happens when someone says he is an atheist.
Many Americans see anyone who doesn't agree with their approach to life as some kind of threat. I don't get it, but that's how they act.
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