Did Veganism and Alternative Medicine Kill Breast-Fed Baby?

Actually...it's because our body is SO efficient at eating this way that we eat more... Our body is able to break it down so fast, that we get hungry sooner and eat more. But meat typically clogs digestive track because it takes so much energy to break it down. This is why, when you eat a big meaty meal, you want to lay down and take a siesta- because of all the energy it takes our bodies to break it down. When you eat a healthful vegan/plant based meal, you hardly have that sluggish weighed down feeling, instead feeling much more energized.

I don't have to eat more than anyone. I usually eat less. People half my age can't keep up with me. I look better than most and feel better.Over eaters eat themselves to death. I"m saying that people need to think about how meat ends up on your plate. You need to feel for the animal that wasn't lucky by being there. Feel something for other living things. Get to know a cow. If you wouldn't want your throat slit, why be responsible for it happening to something else? Half of the animals killed would live if you only ate half of the meat you eat now.Whatever!

Wow, what an ignorant thing to say starfish. Animals that are strictly herbivores have a hard time digesting plant material, but you think that you as an animal which is an omnivore which through the evolutionary process has become even worse at digesting plant material than we once were and actually become better at digesting meat, is more efficient at digesting plants than they are? Don't try and talk about biological functions with a biology major, especially if you're going to spell digestive TRACT, digestive track.

Whatever, darling. My bad on the typo with "track"/"tract" (It's funny that people always point out grammatical mistakes like that as if it helps their point..) Anyway, I've done my research and personally don't care if you supposedly are working on obtaining/already have a degree in biology- because I have studied nutrition and speak often with a vegan registered dietitian. It appears to me, that you are the ignorant one.

You know what I think is funny? The fact that you throw my degree to the wayside and speak of it as if it's unimportant, but yet in the very next breath you start talking about your degree and your friends degree as if this gives you supreme authority over the subject matter. Also, yes I did point out your grammatical mistake in this instance because if you don't even know the correct name of the organ system which you're referring how can anyone expect anything deeper about the topic than "well it digests stuff." Especially an organ system as simple to spell as digestive tract. It's funny that I've given you facts and you've given me nothing but "well my friend said this" and " I thought I heard this one time in my nutrition class." I think it's also funny that you claim that you've "studied" nutrition rather than saying I have a degree in nutrition, or even "I'm a nutritionist." Taking one class on something one time in no way makes you an expert on the topic. Even if you have taken several classes on the topic, why is it that you never finished. These are all things that call your "credibility" into question. Oh and one last little fact to completely destroy your original argument, if it takes less energy to digest something you would eat less of it, not more. The less energy it takes to digest something, the more energy you have to expend (via exercising, etc.) to burn off the calories that you've eaten. Also your body has a metabolism that needs a basic caloric intake to survive, so if you get less calories, and therefor less energy, out of a food you would need to eat a lot more of that food just to survive. Oh and one last little comment for you, the word ignorant means lacking knowledge or information about something, which in this area describes you perfectly

plants are living things too. Did they not cover that in your biology class in the 6th grade?

If it has a brain, I'm not eating it. I'm not sure that plants feel pain. Nuts and grains can be had without killing anything.

not true. Plants are living things. They were here long before you or I, and by eating nuts and things you are very much so killing something. So basically your whole argument is, I don't want to kill anything for food, but really I just don't want to kill something that can look at me while I kill it. Unless you practice photosynthesis and get all of your energy from the sun, you're killing something for that meal on your plate. Hypocrite

Tyler, For an educated person, you don't sound like it. I'd say you are an educated fool. You don't have any common sense.

Oh really? How so? Are you just getting frustrated because you aren't educated and didn't know that plants are living organisms? That's what it sounds like to me. "Oh plants are not alive and me eating them doesn't kill anything." Actually it does. That's a fact. " I don't want to kill anything to get my food." This is ignorance because you are KILLING plants for your food. Actually the only fool here is you.

poop doesn't rot. Just thought you should know that