| Are you going Vegan this year? on 13:37 - Jan 1 with 3805 views | yescomeon |
I packed in meat more or less towards the end of last year. Carbon reduction reasons for me. Could go without milk easy, don't think I could give up cheese. |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 13:45 - Jan 1 with 3791 views | Jack_Kass |
I don't see the need for the tags people out on themselves, personally. if you want to eat a meat free meal, then do so, and if you want a steak, then have a fackin steak! Be a veggie, vegan or meat eater on whatever day you want.
Although I have noticed that Vegans don't particularly like it if you ask them 'is Water vegan?' |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 14:18 - Jan 1 with 3761 views | hobo |
The opposite for me. Wasn't eating enough meat last year, but will try to eat a lot more fresh meat in 2019 |  | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 15:01 - Jan 1 with 3733 views | Lord_Bony |
I eat mainly a plant based diet these days but have indulged a bit over. Christmas my old ways.
A mixture of both is fine for most people but yes cut back on meat and dairy consumption please. |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 15:14 - Jan 1 with 3710 views | dickythorpe |
If you give up meat, take an Iron tablet |  | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 15:36 - Jan 1 with 3686 views | Gowerjack |
I'll let everyone know if I do... |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 16:58 - Jan 1 with 3637 views | rockinjk |
One of my resolutions is not to go Vegan this year | | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 17:25 - Jan 1 with 3608 views | Highjack |
I’m not ready for full blown veganism yet but I always make sure all my veg is free range. |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 20:46 - Jan 1 with 3520 views | smoulder |
I went vegan 18 months ago.....and I've never felt better than I do now.....lost a stone and a half in weight without even trying....... Its shocking what the food industry get away with, putting in your food. |  | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:00 - Jan 1 with 3509 views | phact0rri |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 15:14 - Jan 1 by dickythorpe |
If you give up meat, take an Iron tablet |
Iron is in a lot of stuff. b12, and omegas are the things you should supplement. :D |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:06 - Jan 1 with 3504 views | Darran |
I’m a vaginatarian. I only eat beaver. |  |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:33 - Jan 1 with 3474 views | Highjack |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:06 - Jan 1 by Darran |
I’m a vaginatarian. I only eat beaver. |
Damn! | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 01:07 - Jan 2 with 3406 views | E20_TheMaverick |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 13:37 - Jan 1 by yescomeon |
I packed in meat more or less towards the end of last year. Carbon reduction reasons for me. Could go without milk easy, don't think I could give up cheese. |
Good man.
I genuinely think the majority of the western world will be vegan within 20 years. If people had some spare cash they certainly should have invested in revolutionary plant based companies years ago.
Bill gates and Richard Branson are now heavily involved. | | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 14:33 - Jan 2 with 3295 views | Jack_Kass |
Now the country is listening.. | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 20:58 - Jan 2 with 3226 views | cackinthesackjack |
Whatever your diet seriously consider buying your meat and veg locally. It'll be far better than the crap in your supermarket plus you'll know its origin. | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:00 - Jan 2 with 3224 views | Bloodyhills |
No but to aim to reduce meat and carbos in my diet. | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:02 - Jan 2 with 3222 views | Bloodyhills |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 15:14 - Jan 1 by dickythorpe |
If you give up meat, take an Iron tablet |
My Dr mates says vitamin tabs just create expensive piss. Much better to eat some veg with iron in apparently. | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 23:12 - Jan 2 with 3200 views | phact0rri |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 21:02 - Jan 2 by Bloodyhills |
My Dr mates says vitamin tabs just create expensive piss. Much better to eat some veg with iron in apparently. |
Is your mate a nutritionist? Because I can understand why some people say this, but its not accurate. And its a bad idea to not supplement, especially if you aren't careful about what you consume. lacking proper nutrition can severely harm your body.
The truth is humans aren't very good at eating. So whether it be from source or from a tab your only synthsizing a small fraction of the vitamins and minerals you consume. Its best to get as much as you can anyway you can. There's a lot of science here in how we consume and process the various nutrients we need, some is better dealt with with food, some water, some during a fast. But even a little bit of a buffer and only getting 10% of the consumed amount is better than going completely without.
Personally,I think of vitamins as a backup plan. so if I'm not getting enough from a natural source I'm still getting the tab to fill in the blanks. | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 23:20 - Jan 2 with 3195 views | Bloodyhills |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 23:12 - Jan 2 by phact0rri |
Is your mate a nutritionist? Because I can understand why some people say this, but its not accurate. And its a bad idea to not supplement, especially if you aren't careful about what you consume. lacking proper nutrition can severely harm your body.
The truth is humans aren't very good at eating. So whether it be from source or from a tab your only synthsizing a small fraction of the vitamins and minerals you consume. Its best to get as much as you can anyway you can. There's a lot of science here in how we consume and process the various nutrients we need, some is better dealt with with food, some water, some during a fast. But even a little bit of a buffer and only getting 10% of the consumed amount is better than going completely without.
Personally,I think of vitamins as a backup plan. so if I'm not getting enough from a natural source I'm still getting the tab to fill in the blanks. |
He is a Phd scientist and has researched and written a book on healthy living and how to live to a good old age. I think he co wrote it with his dad who is a medical doctor. I don't disagree that if you aren't able to get a good balance of nutrition then take some supplements in case but I would think that having a good balanced diet is better. :-) [Post edited 2 Jan 2019 23:23]
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 00:47 - Jan 3 with 3161 views | E20_TheMaverick__ |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 23:20 - Jan 2 by Bloodyhills |
He is a Phd scientist and has researched and written a book on healthy living and how to live to a good old age. I think he co wrote it with his dad who is a medical doctor. I don't disagree that if you aren't able to get a good balance of nutrition then take some supplements in case but I would think that having a good balanced diet is better. :-) [Post edited 2 Jan 2019 23:23]
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Yep. There is nothing you cannot get from our more natural and suitable plant based diet as people do from a diet involving animal products.
Iron is rich in such foods as broccoli and kale. B12 is one which gets trotted out often, B12 is found in dirt, we lack it as a society because of sanitised food preparations and food grown artificially. Ironically more B12 deficient people are meat eaters, this is because the animals usually get the B12 from the soil in the grass they eat (which is why pregnant women often crave mud) but since replaced with feed pellets. Animal flesh is now injected with B12 to avoid this.
There is not a single animal on this planet where it's food makes it sick, because its body should be developed to handle it perfectly. The only one is man who persist on eating animals and animal products against all common sense, nature, instinct and medical advice. Its societal.
If all new borns were born into our world without any guidance from us or their peers, animals would be nurtured as in keeping with our instincts and food would be grown and picked in keeping with our anatomy and natural desire. They would be horrified if they then stepped into various places across the country where animals are tortured, mutilated and skinned in complete terror for no real reason at all.
56 BILLION land animals brutally taken in this was every year. 56 BILLION. 40 MILLION of those are animals skinned alive for their fur and left to die in agony. That isn't even touching the trillions taken from the sea. Its truly horrific and future generations from now will be incredulous about how we lived and treated other living beings, of that I have very little doubt. [Post edited 3 Jan 2019 0:59]
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 02:16 - Jan 3 with 3126 views | Jack_Kass |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 00:47 - Jan 3 by E20_TheMaverick__ |
Yep. There is nothing you cannot get from our more natural and suitable plant based diet as people do from a diet involving animal products.
Iron is rich in such foods as broccoli and kale. B12 is one which gets trotted out often, B12 is found in dirt, we lack it as a society because of sanitised food preparations and food grown artificially. Ironically more B12 deficient people are meat eaters, this is because the animals usually get the B12 from the soil in the grass they eat (which is why pregnant women often crave mud) but since replaced with feed pellets. Animal flesh is now injected with B12 to avoid this.
There is not a single animal on this planet where it's food makes it sick, because its body should be developed to handle it perfectly. The only one is man who persist on eating animals and animal products against all common sense, nature, instinct and medical advice. Its societal.
If all new borns were born into our world without any guidance from us or their peers, animals would be nurtured as in keeping with our instincts and food would be grown and picked in keeping with our anatomy and natural desire. They would be horrified if they then stepped into various places across the country where animals are tortured, mutilated and skinned in complete terror for no real reason at all.
56 BILLION land animals brutally taken in this was every year. 56 BILLION. 40 MILLION of those are animals skinned alive for their fur and left to die in agony. That isn't even touching the trillions taken from the sea. Its truly horrific and future generations from now will be incredulous about how we lived and treated other living beings, of that I have very little doubt. [Post edited 3 Jan 2019 0:59]
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Do you drink water? | |
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 02:44 - Jan 3 with 3118 views | E20_TheMaverick__ |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 02:16 - Jan 3 by Jack_Kass |
Do you drink water? |
Yes. | | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 09:14 - Jan 3 with 3038 views | Jackfath |
I thought there were cave drawings of cavemen chasing and killing animals? Both to use their skins for warmth and flesh for food. Isn't it also a reason why we have incisors to aid us in chewing meat and other foods?
God is Great. [Post edited 3 Jan 2019 9:15]
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| Are you going Vegan this year? on 09:20 - Jan 3 with 3029 views | lifelong |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 09:14 - Jan 3 by Jackfath |
I thought there were cave drawings of cavemen chasing and killing animals? Both to use their skins for warmth and flesh for food. Isn't it also a reason why we have incisors to aid us in chewing meat and other foods?
God is Great. [Post edited 3 Jan 2019 9:15]
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It would be difficult to eat a Greggs vegan sausage without any teeth. |  | | |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 09:24 - Jan 3 with 3027 views | Jackfath |
| Are you going Vegan this year? on 09:20 - Jan 3 by lifelong |
It would be difficult to eat a Greggs vegan sausage without any teeth. |
Greasy vegan sausage rolls. Lovely. Is the pastry vegan? Personally I'd be more worried about the packaging that Greggs and others use. Dreadful to the environment. | |
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