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31st January 2014 15:59
Link to Post #41
Re: Do we have any more vegans in the house?
Come on guys . . . . same ‘ole info . . . . same ‘ole arguments being regurgitated here.
How about we guide this thread to how someone can BE successful in exploring this diet lifestyle?
How does someone on a limited budget afford to buy the volumes of fresh veggies and fruit, lets say, for juicing? What could be their options?
What are some of your weekly menus? How do you switch entrees around for say seasonal eating and harvests?
What are some warning signs that you may need supplementation or need to add certain elements to your diet (nuts, greens, fruit, grains . . .)
Be honest in how the raw vegan guys build their bodies like that with extreme supplementing and volumes of food and calorie daily intake.
Be honest with the fact the 70 year old woman has had some plastic surgery to help her look as fantastic as she does. No one reaches her age with perfect eye tissue like that and it is obvious her nose has been altered.
Nothing wrong at all with these things . . . just be honest with ALL that it takes to be optimally healthy and successful with this lifestyle or any lifestyle. Try to make sure there is no deception in what you are presenting.
If you want more people to become vegan or vegetarian or raw then give them the info to obtain this herbivore lifestyle and stop haranguing them (us) or guilt tripping them into it, which ultimately leads to failure. Help those who want to explore this build from a foundation that is strong and most of all positive.
By the way check out my profile picture. This picture was taken when I was 52 (now 54). I am a lifelong omnivore (meat eater) and absolutely no plastic surgery or ‘help’ . . . . I am 100% natural. I take no medication of any sort, other than ibuprofen or aspirin when I am injured on the farm. I am often told I look many years younger than my actual age.
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31st January 2014 16:26
Link to Post #42