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Genes more likelyMy sister, long term veggie, has started eating fish. She needs the protein apparently. And I'm stood there as she says this, vegan for years and still built like a brick shithouse.
Genes more likelyMy sister, long term veggie, has started eating fish. She needs the protein apparently. And I'm stood there as she says this, vegan for years and still built like a brick shithouse.
it may be adieu, not au revoir, to forests Is this the end of forests as we've known them?My personal flying habits are well known, they are pictured on the transport thread, my job is also well known, as is the car I drive, none of us are perfect, some worse than others, me very much included, but as I keep repeating, unless global society fundamentally changes we are fucked, all the modelling shows that unequivocally.
it may be adieu, not au revoir, to forests Is this the end of forests as we've known them?
Seaspiracy is well worth a watch. Think I'll be cutting out even my oily fish now!
Seaspiracy is well worth a watch. Think I'll be cutting out even my oily fish now!
Just watched it. Fuck's sake, stuff I knew but grim to be reminded of it. And I know consumption is the most pointless end of the spectrum to attack it from, but i think I will cut out even my eating of once a week farmed Scottish salmon.
According to the MCS, the most sustainable salmon to eat is wild Alaskan, which is what I'd switched to. But the MCS gets such a kicking in the film that it's hard to have faith in them now!
Executive summary: It's all fucked
YupIncluding us.
There was a bit of fuss over cowspiracy too for over egging it in places.There's a lot of controversy over many of the claims made in Seaspiracy.
Have a Google. A lot of it seems to be highly questionable journalism.
People's bodies are different. I've met people who've really struggled with vegan diets, even with eating protein every meal and taking supplements.
Just eat smaller fish
There's a lot of controversy over many of the claims made in Seaspiracy.
Have a Google. A lot of it seems to be highly questionable journalism.
No, they're not getting every nutrient they need, there are differences in absorbability of some of the nutrients between plants and meat. Heme-iron is an obvious one - it is different from the iron in plants and more easily absorbed. But there are others too Animal vs Plant Protein - What's the Difference?Eh? So they get every nutrient they need but they still can't live without meat? Are you 100% sure?
No, they're not getting every nutrient they need, there are differences in absorbability of some of the nutrients between plants and meat. Heme-iron is an obvious one - it is different from the iron in plants and more easily absorbed. But there are others too Animal vs Plant Protein - What's the Difference?
I'm not trying to make an anti-vegan argument or anything. I just don't know why it's difficult to believe people's bodies are different. Some people can drink a strong coffee and fall straight asleep. If I drink a coffee at 10pm I won't sleep that night. Differences are okay.
Well, I think it is. Iron deficiency is quite common and there are some who claim it is massively underdiagnosed in women who are menstruating. And iron absorption through diet is a complicated issue, you can't just eat more iron and assume your body will absorb it: Diet | Iron Disorders InstituteDifferences are fine but I think that if you have a body that picks what kinds of iron it is ok with then that is going to be a big problem, isn't it?
Well, I think it is. Iron deficiency is quite common and there are some who claim it is massively underdiagnosed in women who are menstruating. And iron absorption through diet is a complicated issue, you can't just eat more iron and assume your body will absorb it: Diet | Iron Disorders Institute