2 years ago

@veganaf how's your health vegan, ever considered nutrition?

2 years ago

@ldexterldesign Perfect. Yes, that was the first reason I went plant based, thanks for asking :)

2 years ago

@veganaf I was vegan for 5 years because of ethical and environmental reasons (they're not good reasons) and overlooked nutrition, which is the most important. Took about 3 years to start developing deficiencies. Restricting your diet will cost you your health-span short-term and life-span long-term unless you know what you're doing, and even supplementing doesn't work for some people. And, to me, anyone who thinks their health is perfect implies their health is not perfect.

2 years ago

@ldexterldesign also, it is possible to humanely raise an animal and kill it for food - ask any farmer who cares. It is possible to inhumanely raise an animal and kill it for profit - ask any mass production supply chain who don't care. Life is grey.

2 years ago

@ldexterldesign Can't be vegan for environmental reasons.<br /> If you overlooked your nutrition there's your problem right there. No wonder you were deficient.<br /> Isn't hard at all to know what you are doing and live a much longer life than being on a non-vegan diet.<br /> I get my blood work tested regurlarily. I know my numbers so as far as that is concernd it is perfect.

2 years ago

@ldexterldesign No it isn't. You were obviously never a vegan either based on a comment like that.<br /> A "farmer who cares" lmfao They ony care about the money.<br /> Nothing gray about taking like when you don;t have to.

2 years ago

@veganaf define "non-vegan diet" (there are many [diets] and there are many types of animal products raised in a plethora of ways) and then ask yourself what am I comparing here?<br /> <br /> FYI calcium and magnesium, for instance, aren't stored in blood they're stored in bone so keep getting your blood tests and keep thinking you're healthy. You obviously don't understand nutrition as, like hormones, it's mostly diagnosing symptoms. One symptom of veganism is reduced IQ. Veganism is banned in some countries of the world and defined as cruel for children (because it impacts growth, notably of the brain).<br /> <br /> I respect your choice but it's a bad choice. I'm telling you from experience.<br /> <br /> I'll leave it here mr./mrs. "perfect" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_is_the_enemy_of_good )

2 years ago

@ldexterldesign Dude, you already demonstrated you';re an idiot when you said you made yuourself sick by not doing your plant absed diet properly and "overlooked nutrition", who does that?! and now you are proving it even more by coming here and blaming the plant based iet on your mistake! LMAO and trying to diagnose someone's health online based on a few uestions hahahaha<br /> Just stop. Not sure where it is banned but no doubt by even more idiots who can;t understand the science or are under control by the AnAg industry. Money talks just like with those "caring farmers" you talk about :D<br /> I have been a vegan for longer than you were, known people that were vegan/vegetarian for decades.<br /> Just because you can't either admit you screwed up or are just topo stupid to see doesn't make it a bad chocie.<br /> Sorry bud but don't get triggered so easy and next time try not to sound like a farmer yourself, or a shill for the AnAg indsutry, that knows nothing about what they are talking about if you want to engage in a cobvo :)

2 years ago

@veganaf "I have been a vegan for longer than you were" - yea, I can tell; all the shitty symptoms I had :smirk: