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Post by nielsb42 on May 28, 2017 23:57:15 GMT
Have seen vary reports of positive/negative effects of vegans on pollutions, what are yall thoughts
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Post by acidohm on May 29, 2017 5:09:41 GMT
Ive heard the emissions from a vegan are particularly atrocious, also when they are impacted (by whatever is in the road as their concentration is affected by too much tofu and lettuce) theyre reduced to a goo as lack of protein that binds the body together....
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Post by flearider on May 29, 2017 5:13:44 GMT
my thoughts they should eat meat .. but seeing as it's a so called free world .. they can do what they like ..
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Post by Ratty on May 29, 2017 8:07:51 GMT
my thoughts they should eat meat .. but seeing as it's a so called free world .. they can do what they like .. My thoughts exactly Flea, but .......... looking at your avatar, I would be worried about carnivores if I were you.  |
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Post by flearider on May 29, 2017 23:30:28 GMT
my thoughts they should eat meat .. but seeing as it's a so called free world .. they can do what they like .. My thoughts exactly Flea, but .......... looking at your avatar, I would be worried about carnivores if I were you. lol no I wouldn't my little pudding would protect me .. doge de Bordeaux... ok shes only 14 weeks atm but I'm not worried lol |
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Post by missouriboy on May 30, 2017 0:03:28 GMT
Have seen vary reports of positive/negative effects of vegans on pollutions, what are yall thoughts The vegan may make better compost than the carnivore.  However, beans and corn supposedly sustained healthy populations in the Americas as these two are claimed to contain all the essential amino acids without the need to concentrate them higher on the food chain as animal protein. Plants have no problem recycling minerals from the human body. I remember a story about a tree whose roots took on the the shape of the bones in a human body which it absorbed. Had your calcium today? Personally though, I want pork hocks to go with those beans. Then cornbread finishes the mix. |
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Post by sigurdur on May 30, 2017 1:56:48 GMT
Have seen vary reports of positive/negative effects of vegans on pollutions, what are yall thoughts 1st off, a strict vegitarian diet will result in early death. That is good for the planet. A vegitarian diet requires way more energy to produce than an animal diet. The chickens/cows/pigs do the work in growing. We can eat the results. A vegitarian diet will result in more obesity as well. The current human makeup is most efficient at consuming meat for protein and energy. There is actually a reason the meat diet results in fast weight loss. The fats in meat don't automatically result in fat people. Exactly the opposite happens. Humans today consume way more carbohydrates than desirable. To be considered green one should be eating a diet high in animal meat and eggs. |
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Post by Ratty on May 30, 2017 4:27:39 GMT
Have seen vary reports of positive/negative effects of vegans on pollutions, what are yall thoughts 1st off, a strict vegitarian diet will result in early death. That is good for the planet. A vegitarian diet requires way more energy to produce than an animal diet. The chickens/cows/pigs do the work in growing. We can eat the results. A vegitarian diet will result in more obesity as well. The current human makeup is most efficient at consuming meat for protein and energy. There is actually a reason the meat diet results in fast weight loss. The fats in meat don't automatically result in fat people. Exactly the opposite happens. Humans today consume way more carbohydrates than desirable. To be considered green one should be eating a diet high in animal meat and eggs. You being published, Sig? More money in diet books than farming ..... I think? |
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Post by nemesis on May 30, 2017 16:53:59 GMT
Have seen vary reports of positive/negative effects of vegans on pollutions, what are yall thoughts Many of the vegans I know are totally unaware that they are inadvertently using many of an animals byproducts every day. From wallets, medicine, to chewing gum and the the capsules that coat their vitamin supplements. |
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However, beans and corn supposedly sustained healthy populations in the Americas as these two are claimed to contain all the essential amino acids without the need to concentrate them higher on the food chain as animal protein. Plants have no problem recycling minerals from the human body. I remember a story about a tree whose roots took on the the shape of the bones in a human body which it absorbed. Had your calcium today?