Wait, I thought a Vegan was someone from Vegas.
I enjoy red meat too much to give it up. I personally don't think we were meant to live strictly on vegetables. If we were, all our teeth would be shaped like a cow. A healthy diet needs all types of foods in moderation.This is just my opinion, if vegan works for folks, great. It's just not for me.
I would love to become Vegan, or if not that a Vegitarian, but I have two problems: (1) I hate raw vegitables ... cooked ones I can do, but I know raw veggies have the best nutritional values right? (2) I crave meats and sweets a great deal. I went lacto/ovo vegitarian twice and lasted 2-3 months on each try and eventually relapsed. Since I have high cholesterol and a horrible family history (colon cancer, stokes, heart disease, etc) I know I should...
It's also raising the question of how many hormones and drugs remain in meat -- i.e. is it the meat that does that, or where the meat has been?
Spoke with a customer yesterday who was passing through town who happens to be a rancher. He is head of a co-op of beef producers that use no hormones and the cattle are range fed i.e. grass only, no grains. He said that it's available at Whole Foods market.
Quote from: X The Hierophant on October 18, 2007, 08:37:03 AMI would love to become Vegan, or if not that a Vegitarian, but I have two problems: (1) I hate raw vegitables ... cooked ones I can do, but I know raw veggies have the best nutritional values right? (2) I crave meats and sweets a great deal. I went lacto/ovo vegitarian twice and lasted 2-3 months on each try and eventually relapsed. Since I have high cholesterol and a horrible family history (colon cancer, stokes, heart disease, etc) I know I should... I turned when I was 10, so it was easier. But dude just take some cooking classes, I've never actually used any of the recipes we made there but you learn quite a bit. I have a huge sweet tooth bro, if I can do it so can you. There are lots of alternatives!
Quote from: PigPen on October 18, 2007, 10:51:56 AMSpoke with a customer yesterday who was passing through town who happens to be a rancher. He is head of a co-op of beef producers that use no hormones and the cattle are range fed i.e. grass only, no grains. He said that it's available at Whole Foods market. I love the Whole Food store ... a great place to shop