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  1. eat vegetables. eat both vegetables and meats. eats vegetables, meats, fungi, nutrients, spices, minerals, , and much more.

  2. No negative stereotyping of #vegans or #vegetarians in a Finnish survey suggest relatively open attitudes among omnivores. This could support more positive approaches to #meat reduction in a changing cultural environment: doi.org/10.1016/j.fo... #PlantBased #Diets

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  3. No negative stereotyping of #vegans or #vegetarians in a Finnish survey suggest relatively open attitudes among omnivores. This could support more positive approaches to #meat reduction in a changing cultural environment: doi.org/10.1016/j.fo... #PlantBased #Diets

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  4. Could This Protein Source Help You Live to 100? A 20-Year Study Says It Might

    Credit: ZhangKun / Getty Images Key Points Research shows that underweight adults over 80 who eat meat daily…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #AU #Australia #dietaryguidelines #Health #healthyaging #KristenLorenz #Meat #mortalityrisk #olderadults #processedmeats #proteinintake #vegetarians
    newsbeep.com/au/554084/

  5. #Nazis #vegetarians #AnimalRights #psychology

    "Was Hitler a Vegetarian? The Nazi Animal Protection Movement

    What can we learn from Hitler's love of animals?

    (. . .)

    There are, however, a few things we can learn from the Nazis' stated concern for animal welfare. The first is that human-animal interactions are fraught with paradox and inconsistency. The existence of a culture in which the leaders obsessed over the suffering of lobsters in Berlin restaurants while they were gassing people in concentration camps with rat poison represents a moral inversion of incomprehensible proportions.

    Second, the Nazi animal protectionists represent examples of fundamentally bad people doing good things for animals. I suspect this pattern of behavior is rare. However, the converse — fundamentally good people who treat animals badly — is common. In the United States, for instance, over 150 million animals are killed or wounded each year for the enjoyment of recreational hunters. Similarly, most childhood animal cruelty is perpetrated by children who will grow up to be perfectly normal adults. (The widespread belief that most school shooters and serial killers were early animal abusers is a myth.) Then there are the 10 billion animals slaughtered each year in the United States by what the philosopher Tom Regan calls 'the tyranny of the fork.'"

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/an

  6. #Nazis #vegetarians #AnimalRights #psychology

    "Was Hitler a Vegetarian? The Nazi Animal Protection Movement

    What can we learn from Hitler's love of animals?

    (. . .)

    There are, however, a few things we can learn from the Nazis' stated concern for animal welfare. The first is that human-animal interactions are fraught with paradox and inconsistency. The existence of a culture in which the leaders obsessed over the suffering of lobsters in Berlin restaurants while they were gassing people in concentration camps with rat poison represents a moral inversion of incomprehensible proportions.

    Second, the Nazi animal protectionists represent examples of fundamentally bad people doing good things for animals. I suspect this pattern of behavior is rare. However, the converse — fundamentally good people who treat animals badly — is common. In the United States, for instance, over 150 million animals are killed or wounded each year for the enjoyment of recreational hunters. Similarly, most childhood animal cruelty is perpetrated by children who will grow up to be perfectly normal adults. (The widespread belief that most school shooters and serial killers were early animal abusers is a myth.) Then there are the 10 billion animals slaughtered each year in the United States by what the philosopher Tom Regan calls 'the tyranny of the fork.'"

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/an

  7. #Nazis #vegetarians #AnimalRights #psychology

    "Was Hitler a Vegetarian? The Nazi Animal Protection Movement

    What can we learn from Hitler's love of animals?

    (. . .)

    There are, however, a few things we can learn from the Nazis' stated concern for animal welfare. The first is that human-animal interactions are fraught with paradox and inconsistency. The existence of a culture in which the leaders obsessed over the suffering of lobsters in Berlin restaurants while they were gassing people in concentration camps with rat poison represents a moral inversion of incomprehensible proportions.

    Second, the Nazi animal protectionists represent examples of fundamentally bad people doing good things for animals. I suspect this pattern of behavior is rare. However, the converse — fundamentally good people who treat animals badly — is common. In the United States, for instance, over 150 million animals are killed or wounded each year for the enjoyment of recreational hunters. Similarly, most childhood animal cruelty is perpetrated by children who will grow up to be perfectly normal adults. (The widespread belief that most school shooters and serial killers were early animal abusers is a myth.) Then there are the 10 billion animals slaughtered each year in the United States by what the philosopher Tom Regan calls 'the tyranny of the fork.'"

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/an

  8. #Nazis #vegetarians #AnimalRights #psychology

    "Was Hitler a Vegetarian? The Nazi Animal Protection Movement

    What can we learn from Hitler's love of animals?

    (. . .)

    There are, however, a few things we can learn from the Nazis' stated concern for animal welfare. The first is that human-animal interactions are fraught with paradox and inconsistency. The existence of a culture in which the leaders obsessed over the suffering of lobsters in Berlin restaurants while they were gassing people in concentration camps with rat poison represents a moral inversion of incomprehensible proportions.

    Second, the Nazi animal protectionists represent examples of fundamentally bad people doing good things for animals. I suspect this pattern of behavior is rare. However, the converse — fundamentally good people who treat animals badly — is common. In the United States, for instance, over 150 million animals are killed or wounded each year for the enjoyment of recreational hunters. Similarly, most childhood animal cruelty is perpetrated by children who will grow up to be perfectly normal adults. (The widespread belief that most school shooters and serial killers were early animal abusers is a myth.) Then there are the 10 billion animals slaughtered each year in the United States by what the philosopher Tom Regan calls 'the tyranny of the fork.'"

    psychologytoday.com/us/blog/an

  9. [Lab-grown meat becomes economically viable] "LOOKS LIKE MEAT'S BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS!"

  10. [Lab-grown meat becomes economically viable] "LOOKS LIKE MEAT'S BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS!"

  11. [Lab-grown meat becomes economically viable] "LOOKS LIKE MEAT'S BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS!"

  12. I wish you could filter out reviews from westerners on #HappyCow or other review sites for #Asian #vegetarian food.

    It's a generalization, but can't trust most of them them. Too many mediocre, overpriced restaurants in touristy areas in Japan or elsewhere, catering to western #vegetarians, getting glowing reviews.

  13. I wish you could filter out reviews from westerners on #HappyCow or other review sites for #Asian #vegetarian food.

    It's a generalization, but can't trust most of them them. Too many mediocre, overpriced restaurants in touristy areas in Japan or elsewhere, catering to western #vegetarians, getting glowing reviews.

  14. I wish you could filter out reviews from westerners on #HappyCow or other review sites for #Asian #vegetarian food.

    It's a generalization, but can't trust most of them them. Too many mediocre, overpriced restaurants in touristy areas in Japan or elsewhere, catering to western #vegetarians, getting glowing reviews.

  15. I wish you could filter out reviews from westerners on #HappyCow or other review sites for #Asian #vegetarian food.

    It's a generalization, but can't trust most of them them. Too many mediocre, overpriced restaurants in touristy areas in Japan or elsewhere, catering to western #vegetarians, getting glowing reviews.

  16. I wish you could filter out reviews from westerners on #HappyCow or other review sites for #Asian #vegetarian food.

    It's a generalization, but can't trust most of them them. Too many mediocre, overpriced restaurants in touristy areas in Japan or elsewhere, catering to western #vegetarians, getting glowing reviews.

  17. I do love my adopted homeland, but rural Spain still can't seem to get it's head around those strange beings called "Vegetarians". A conversation that I had this week when there was nothing on a menu that didn't include meat or fish

    Me: My wife is a vegetarian can she have just egg and chips?

    Waiter: Oh no, does she have an allergy to meat?

    Me: Er yes, sort of

    Waiter: OK, certainly we could do that.
    Would she like some chorizo with the egg and chips?

    #funny #humor #vegetarians #food

  18. I do love my adopted homeland, but rural Spain still can't seem to get it's head around those strange beings called "Vegetarians". A conversation that I had this week when there was nothing on a menu that didn't include meat or fish

    Me: My wife is a vegetarian can she have just egg and chips?

    Waiter: Oh no, does she have an allergy to meat?

    Me: Er yes, sort of

    Waiter: OK, certainly we could do that.
    Would she like some chorizo with the egg and chips?

    #funny #humor #vegetarians #food

  19. I do love my adopted homeland, but rural Spain still can't seem to get it's head around those strange beings called "Vegetarians". A conversation that I had this week when there was nothing on a menu that didn't include meat or fish

    Me: My wife is a vegetarian can she have just egg and chips?

    Waiter: Oh no, does she have an allergy to meat?

    Me: Er yes, sort of

    Waiter: OK, certainly we could do that.
    Would she like some chorizo with the egg and chips?

    #funny #humor #vegetarians #food

  20. I do love my adopted homeland, but rural Spain still can't seem to get it's head around those strange beings called "Vegetarians". A conversation that I had this week when there was nothing on a menu that didn't include meat or fish

    Me: My wife is a vegetarian can she have just egg and chips?

    Waiter: Oh no, does she have an allergy to meat?

    Me: Er yes, sort of

    Waiter: OK, certainly we could do that.
    Would she like some chorizo with the egg and chips?

    #funny #humor #vegetarians #food

  21. I do love my adopted homeland, but rural Spain still can't seem to get it's head around those strange beings called "Vegetarians". A conversation that I had this week when there was nothing on a menu that didn't include meat or fish

    Me: My wife is a vegetarian can she have just egg and chips?

    Waiter: Oh no, does she have an allergy to meat?

    Me: Er yes, sort of

    Waiter: OK, certainly we could do that.
    Would she like some chorizo with the egg and chips?

    #funny #humor #vegetarians #food

  22. As more #consumers reduce meat for #ethics & #environment reasons, cultured #meat could serve as an alternative #protein in future. While #vegetarians in Germany showed a clear preference for #plantbased burgers… (1/2) doi.org/10.1016/j.ap... #culturedmeat #Germany

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