I did try but it didn't agree with me. I still don't eat much meat and I make the effort to buy more ethically produced, but I don't feel great about eating animals.

Veganism, no. But my mother became a vegetarian later in life; she said she felt less sluggish and was able to manage her weight much better with that diet. My diet still includes poultry and seafood, but I increased the percent of fruits and vegetables in it, as well as learning new ways to prepare them, by cooking for my mother.

Veganism sadly is only truely sustainable for a select group of people, whos metabolism and body needs are perfectly met with the plant based protein and animal product alternatives for food stuffs, as such i think boosting it as a fad diet was a really bad move and even worse choice by enviro-confrontationists. Its great in theory but just not.everyone can do a pure vegan lifestyle, not refering to not using leather or stuff things we totally could all just not buy!

No. When I was cooking for a living I used to enjoy devising vegan recipes - all natural ingredients, no synthetic meats etc - but all my experience says that a totally vegan diet isn't actually that healthy.

I made an effort to be more vegetarian and eat vegetarian meals for about a month, trying to reduce my subscription to animal proteins but it was really hard - not that I couldn’t tolerate it, but to always research meals that are meals and not just a side dish to protein.

I tried that route for about 4 months.
I lost too much weight and I was always hungry.
Now I think a wide variety is a good way to go

No. While I respect the choices and/or moral arguments of people who are vegan, I don't feel any inclination or need to join them.

im veggie and disagree with a lot of the stuff they do on battery farms
im kinda warey of buying products from an establishment that fund such practises

i dont know if i could become full vegan though
my sister is vegan.

Yes. Although I stopped eating the meat of animals 40+ years ago, I know I'd be more at peace with myself if I stopped being a consumer of any animal 'products'.

Yes that's the goal one day. I'm vegetarian now.

I have allergies so I had to be for health reasons. Im allergic to gluten on top of it 💀 which makes eating out really hard

No. I don't ever see myself giving up milk and eggs. They are great sources of nutrients.

5 years for me, still going strong. (:

Sure! And if you've got 4 or 5 hours I'd love to tell you all about it!

I eat a couple no meat meals in my rotation of things .. no desire to take it further

I sort of tried for awhile. Wasnt for me. Also was way more expensive, time consuming, and inconvenient. I think less nutritive too.

No it's not healthy to try to pretend your body is not an Omnivore, in my opinion .

I am vegetarian! No eggs too
Tell me benefits of veganism and how we can full fil our protein requirements from vegan food?

No, but I do find myself choosing meatless meals more often as I get older

I want to but I don't think my body plus health issues would allow me

It really wouldn't work for me ...I need protein

No. I occasionally go for a vegetarian dish as an option but not from principle.

Nope.

No not for me

I thought about it

In the sense of trying a vegan recipe that looks good to me, sure. 😂

Only if I could afford a professional chef to plan meals, buy the food, and prepare it.

Nope I like bacon 🥓

I am not sure I could be so defensive about everything I am not willing to eat and would completely be exhausted before my meal came I would starve to death.

I would find it very hard to go without real cheese…

Too expensive.

Nah, you need a balanced diet and it's too much hassle. It's best to look after yourself first

absolutely

I think I could do it like on a Tuesday night.

What’s the difference
?

Voluntary malnutrition?

No thanks.

I go through phases, but not enough to stick to it

It's the only humane diet.

i've tried being vegetarian and vegan and it's not for me

Nope I like meat too much

<-------- Savage Carnivore.