Well, do you daily practice such a diet or not? I've read it online somewhere that pet owners now force it on their pets because they are on X diet themselves. It's horrible abuse to their pets impo. Myself, I've always been fit and proportional because I exercise a great deal and do yoga daily. And have never personally required any diets to stay fit.
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Thoughts on Veganism and other Diets?
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I agree that animals require their own specific nutritional needs and owners should be responsible enough to feed them what's best.
I don't mind people practicing their own diets I just don't like it when they try to enforce it on me.
I've tried a vegan challenge for 30 days and actually really liked it because
1) It allowed me to lose 10 pounds
2) It reduced my time grocery shopping because I was only allowed to eat produce really.
3) It gave me a nice sense of accomplishment completing the 30 day challenge.
For me, veganism is not sustainable long term. I love food, meat, dairy products etc. I don't like being limited to only certain types of food.
I don't mind people practicing their own diets I just don't like it when they try to enforce it on me.
I've tried a vegan challenge for 30 days and actually really liked it because
1) It allowed me to lose 10 pounds
2) It reduced my time grocery shopping because I was only allowed to eat produce really.
3) It gave me a nice sense of accomplishment completing the 30 day challenge.
For me, veganism is not sustainable long term. I love food, meat, dairy products etc. I don't like being limited to only certain types of food.
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I think that the vast majority of people who are vegan, don't do it for health or fitness reasons, but for ethical ones, either because not eating meat hugely reduces the climate footprint of food production, or because they believe that it is cruel to animals to farm and then kill them for food.
I used to be a vegetarian leaning towards veganism many years ago. My favorite is really just a simple salad. You can always mix & match to spice it up with new toppings as well as different dressings. & yes, I do have a salad as a main dish! lol Another thing I really like is Vegan Gluten Free Mac & Cheese. It's not the one that has the fake cheese taste but rather it's sweet potato & pumpkin flavor. It honestly does taste better than it sounds 
I do it for the ethical as well as the health reasons. To me, everything goes hand in hand.
I do it for the ethical as well as the health reasons. To me, everything goes hand in hand.
I know what you mean. I've watched that show "My 600 LB Life" where they force their new diets on their other family members so they won't fail and gain all of their weight back. They go in and throw out all of the food that you like and you're stuck eating a salad with them. That would suck so bad.
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