Besides, veganism is a very unhealthy diet, both physically because it deprives the body of much needed minerals and vitamins, and mentally as it often is the symptom of deep rooted issues with human interaction, where those afflicted seek instead the comfort of animals which they worship like deities.
Paint a broad brush strokes of ignorance much?
I've been vegan, and same with many of my friends, for 14 years now and not had a single health problem linked to my choice of diet. You should see a list of top atheletes and body builders who are vegan, Carl Lewis for one. Never heard anyone say, "...hey that Carl Lewis is severly unhealthy, dude". You'd be hard pressed to find a consensus from nutritionists that would say that a vegan diet is unhealthy.
There are many ways to replenish yourself of any nutrients you may miss out on from not consuming animal products (and there aren't very many anyway) and most nutrients can be gotten from vegetables, nuts, legumes and fruits. Just gotta eat healthy, which people who eat meat need to do aswell, anyway.
Don't know where you get this "deep rooted issues with human interaction" thing from. I'd like to see a paper on it but seems pretty ludicrous to me. Myself and all my vegan friends are highly sociable people and I speak in defense of humanity quite often.
And we don't worship animals, we simply give a s#!t about them cause we know we don't need to eat them. We just simply care.
Life's too short to make others shorter
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