Ok, so I've been on the Vegan train for a few weeks now, and I love how my body is responding, well... aside from the tofu farts a few days in. They could have knocked out a grizzly bear, but anyway... Surprisingly, I'm not craving any of the things I used to snack and/or gorge on, like Red Square soft cheese, or chicken Twisties, and my body is adapting to the change far better than I could ever have anticipated.
I don't expect others to follow the same path, though I wouldn't complain if they did, but either way, I just thought I'd put it out there that Veganism is nigh unhealthy, scary or freakish. It's a lifestyle choice I've made to benefit not only myself, but more so the other animals we share this beautiful planet with, and of course the planet herself.
My carbon footprint (aside from the emissions of my bugle butt those first few days) has reduced dramatically; I'm not ingesting anti-biotics that weren't prescribed for me, and I can sleep at night knowing that my body fuel is bloodshed free. <--- No, not a dig at meat eaters. This is just my personal sentiment. :)
Now, check this out... a 100% meat and dairy free pasta bake I made last night, topped with 'cheesy' bechamel sauce and breadcrumbs. D. E. Licious was its name, and its name it certainly lived up to!
My carbon footprint (aside from the emissions of my bugle butt those first few days) has reduced dramatically; I'm not ingesting anti-biotics that weren't prescribed for me, and I can sleep at night knowing that my body fuel is bloodshed free. <--- No, not a dig at meat eaters. This is just my personal sentiment. :)
Now, check this out... a 100% meat and dairy free pasta bake I made last night, topped with 'cheesy' bechamel sauce and breadcrumbs. D. E. Licious was its name, and its name it certainly lived up to!
