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<INTELLIGENCE>We're not forced to imitate nature in any way if we choose to do something differently, though. We have heating, reddit and take antibiotics and chemotherapy, there's nothing wrong with moving past "natural" behaviors
Except for the fact that there are studies coming out that are proving that a lot of the vegan options in our lives cause cancer and other diseases.
As we have learned, nature is sometimes the best thing for us.
Yeah fruits and vegetables and nuts and beans are so unhealthy :/
But anyway I'd like to see those studies! I know some processed foods aren't great and this applies to both with and without animal products, though it's worth noting that processed meats are a class 1 carcinogen according to the World Health Organization.
In any case: there is nothing natural about how we live our lives, there doesn't have to be and it's a silly thing to romanticize and idealize.
Being “unnatural” has got to be the worst argument I have ever heard for veganism lol
That's not really what I'm saying, I'm not saying something is good because it isn't natural, just that not being natural doesn't make something bad. Factory farming is also not natural, and that doesn't make it bad (other things do)
Except for the fact that veganism has never been sustainable in any way. Vegans have higher rates of cancer, bone diseases, and often have chronic fatigue. Why? Because vegans receive almost none of the nutrients their bodies actually need, and even with supplements, the bioavailability of the minerals are very low.
You want to question what I have to say? Question the NIH and CDC instead of circle-jerking.
I’m not arguing for veganism, i was arguing against it. The person said we don’t live natural lives anymore so our diet shouldn’t be natural either. Insane argument