Vegan - is it possible?
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Was a vegeterian for a while, got blind drunk and ate a Double cheeseburger then kind of gave up, takes some incredible willpower for the first couple of months but if you have a good enough diet it becomes second nature
I think in terms of the average Joe's diet it's leaning waay towards meat. Sure Protein is fun, but a giant slab of meat for lunch/dinner really isnt great for you
I think in terms of the average Joe's diet it's leaning waay towards meat. Sure Protein is fun, but a giant slab of meat for lunch/dinner really isnt great for you
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Many other legumes contain greater amounts of protein.
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To get a complete protien from legumes, what do you combine legumes with?
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And when you grow that stuff in Australia, how much disruption is there to the eco systems that sustain the native animals here?Quinoa. A nutritional powerhouse
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Am pleased to see you have taken concern on the impact of foods we eat on our environment and eco systems. Some good reading is contained within:
http://www.vnv.org.au/site/files/articles/eatinguptheworldv3.pdf
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Good thread.
As the title suggests whether it is possible....I think we need to wait a couple of generations before we see statistics. I know non meat eating has been going on for a long time, but for mass percentage I think being vegan is fairly new.
For an example in my small group of friends 3 are vegans 3 are vegetarians and 2 are meat eaters. Admittedly I am a non vegan/vegetarian but it seems to be more and more common.
As the title suggests whether it is possible....I think we need to wait a couple of generations before we see statistics. I know non meat eating has been going on for a long time, but for mass percentage I think being vegan is fairly new.
For an example in my small group of friends 3 are vegans 3 are vegetarians and 2 are meat eaters. Admittedly I am a non vegan/vegetarian but it seems to be more and more common.
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