Completely agree with needing better and more humane farming methods as well as the overproduction and waste in the Western world but....eating soy protein doesn't exactly replace the human need for animal protein.
We need to eat less processed foods, lean meats fish and chicken, smaller portions, and less times a day and we probably shouldn't have eating revolving around socializing since we are adjusting our diets and habits
If all humans stopped eating animal flesh, we would be overrun by cows, pigs, and chickens.
Hell, parts of the world have a huge wild boar and or feral pig problem as it is
Completely understand individuals not wanting to eat this or that, for whatever reason.
But with any herd animal, they will breed and eat, if society stopped they would have huge dieoffs from diseases. The deer population with hunting not being as popular and loss of natural predators now is racked with disease and sickness.
We are all animals we are all in the circle of life, ask a police officer when the find owners of dogs dead, some dogs will practically starve before they eat their human counterparts but other dogs aren't so discriminatory.
and cats LOL, cats will eat your soft parts, once their food bowl is empty
Not gonna mention sharks, big cats, bears, coyotes, and wolves who all will eat humans if the opportunity arises.
in other words, I am not gonna feel guilty because I had grilled salmon the night I watched Finding Nemo.
https://icnr.com/enlightenment/vegetaria...t-healthy/
We need to eat less processed foods, lean meats fish and chicken, smaller portions, and less times a day and we probably shouldn't have eating revolving around socializing since we are adjusting our diets and habits
If all humans stopped eating animal flesh, we would be overrun by cows, pigs, and chickens.
Hell, parts of the world have a huge wild boar and or feral pig problem as it is
Completely understand individuals not wanting to eat this or that, for whatever reason.
But with any herd animal, they will breed and eat, if society stopped they would have huge dieoffs from diseases. The deer population with hunting not being as popular and loss of natural predators now is racked with disease and sickness.
We are all animals we are all in the circle of life, ask a police officer when the find owners of dogs dead, some dogs will practically starve before they eat their human counterparts but other dogs aren't so discriminatory.
and cats LOL, cats will eat your soft parts, once their food bowl is empty
Not gonna mention sharks, big cats, bears, coyotes, and wolves who all will eat humans if the opportunity arises.
in other words, I am not gonna feel guilty because I had grilled salmon the night I watched Finding Nemo.
https://icnr.com/enlightenment/vegetaria...t-healthy/
Quote:Reasons for not supporting vegetarianism:
Difficult to plan a diet that provides sufficient quantities of protein, calcium, riboflavin (B2), vitamin D3, iodine, iron, and B12. Requires considerable knowledge of food composition and nutrition.
Many vegetarians rely on soy for their protein source. Besides being low in the amino acid methionine, 90% of soy is genetically modified and it also suppresses thyroid function. Methionine is essential for chelating or pulling heavy metals out of the body plus converting homocysteine, which is linked to early development of heart disease. High levels of homocysteine are also associated with low levels of B6, B12, and folate.
All of the 20 amino acids must be in reasonable balance at each meal or the body will not be able to repair itself. Vegetable protein does not have all the essential amino acids. Animal protein has all the essential amino acids.
Vegetarians consume high quantities of carbohydrates, pasta and vegetables, which raises systemic insulin levels which increases inflammation and fibrosis. It will age you faster.
Also many of the vegetable sources like flax seed, soybeans, tofu, sesame seeds, black
beans, are high in phytoestrogens. 95% of all cancers are estrogen sensitive.
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