Half A Billion Fewer Animals Are Being Killed Every Year Since 2007 As People Eat Less Meat

[DonFerrari]

deskpro2k3 said:
How dare those Vegans eat the food that my food eats!!!

And how dare they take the land my cow could be getting fatter to produce lettuce....

teamsilent13 said:

I've been vegetarian for three years (most days I eat 100% vegan, but somedays I eat cheese or egg products). My health has honestly gotten worse. I was told that sometimes it takes a while to get better and I eat based on a dietary analysis. I was super healthy before going vegan so that isn't the issue. I used to be able to function on 2-3 hours of sleep a day. Now I need a lot more and I crash. I thought maybe it's Iron, but I adjusted for that. At this point idk if I'll stay vegetarian. I'll give it another year, but the first year was okay because it was less vegan I guess. Now I really feel fatigue on an almost constant basis. I have not once since becoming vegetarian broken it and as I stated most days I eat entirely vegan. There were two times that I ate food that touched meat, but I felt inclined due to the circumstances. I do not value the animals over myself so if this doesn't change then I'm going back to a more happy omnivore diet.

Since your health is worse and you don't really care about the politics and "consciousness" of the veggies/vegans why are you still going to try for another year?

I can understand people that started this diet to become (and have) healthier or because they are against death of animals, but for someone to do it becoming less healthy and without really bothering about the deaths is a first (outside of course of people that do it because partner demands).