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In reply to the discussion: The long, LONG, LONGER list of VEGAN-CAUSED health ailments, diseases, and deaths.. [View all]Response to KittyWampus (Reply #31)
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The long, LONG, LONGER list of VEGAN-CAUSED health ailments, diseases, and deaths.. [View all]
Veganhealedme
Oct 2014
OP
I love the way the article accuses him of "lying" and then QUOTES him "admitting."
MADem
Oct 2014
#152
Good for you, not good for the environment. But hey! Mmmmmm…. industrial meat.
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#31
I've been reading through all the posts here and I have to say, it's going to be really HARD
napi21
Oct 2014
#133
Also raw for thirty is a good doc. I have sent it to relatives but they say you don't have diabetes
lunasun
Oct 2014
#108
I am no defender of meat or meat eating (I haven't eaten red meat for decades), but
Arugula Latte
Oct 2014
#178
Really? Restricted diet? Most of the meat eaters I know, and I live in a foodie town, eat far less
Luminous Animal
Oct 2014
#123
Great for you. I do experiment with foods to find which ones trigger my inflamation
NightWatcher
Oct 2014
#13
A few years ago, I went from SAD to lacto veg, but jumped from veg to raw. I never felt better, but
freshwest
Oct 2014
#144
Right. There has to be something to end that hunger, I've noticed it's a process
freshwest
Oct 2014
#167
Difference being, one has had extensive plastic surgery, the other has not.
Luminous Animal
Oct 2014
#124
Yes, as a matter of fact, this woman looks positively ancient compared to my
Ecumenist
Oct 2014
#161
Yup, my Mom - except for the salon and spa treatments the above lady obviously gets. Genetics.
haele
Oct 2014
#173
It's not for everyone. I have a friend who was made sick and weak by veganism.
Brickbat
Oct 2014
#38
Beef short ribs last night. My Wife cooked 'em. Melt in your mouth.
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#106
No meds. Horrendous rotator cuff though; it's getting operated on in November.
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#102
Well just stand back.. I have a vegan story and it will get some peoples goat
Peacetrain
Oct 2014
#64
I'm 55 and, similarly, I never liked the taste of meat, so when I went vegetarian, I learned what I
Luminous Animal
Oct 2014
#125
There is a point where, when meat is cooking, and the fat is being rendered off it, that it makes
Arugula Latte
Oct 2014
#177
Good on you Vegan. I have been trying to go vegan, old habits are dying hard here.
Dont call me Shirley
Oct 2014
#119