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Topic	Joe Rogan Debunks Vegan Documentary The Game Changers with Chris Kresser
Funkydog 11/21/19 6:04:29 PM #19:	YourDrunkFather posted... Funkydog posted... Are there? Many would ask why a sentient being needs to die simply for something you enjoy, when you can live perfectly healthily without doing so. If at a cost of enjoyment and having to find things to supplement your diet with. Because humans are carnivores who are meant to eat meat. lmao, yes. We are such great carnivores with four blunt "canines" spudger posted... Funkydog posted... when you can live perfectly healthily without doing so. eh; this is murky. you can supplement the protein other ways but its typically not as effective as meat. and high soy consumption, at least for men, is not good. The "research" on soy is either done on laughable small numbers of people (one person) or by biased groups, so I am not sure you can really say for certain if it is "good or bad" It being "less effective" is largely irrelevant - it can give you what you need and doesn't come with the need of what are horrific conditions of animals that suffer throughout it. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:930494574] in Joe Rogan ... [t:78184623]...</cite> <quote>YourDrunkFather posted...</cite> <quote>Funkydog posted... </cite> <quote>Are there? Many would ask why a sentient being needs to die simply for something you enjoy, when you can live perfectly healthily without doing so. If at a cost of enjoyment and having to find things to supplement your diet with.</quote> Because humans are carnivores who are meant to eat meat. </quote> lmao, yes. We are such great carnivores with four blunt "canines" spudger posted...</cite> <quote>Funkydog posted...</cite> <quote>when you can live perfectly healthily without doing so.</quote> eh; this is murky. you can supplement the protein other ways but its typically not as effective as meat. and high soy consumption, at least for men, is not good.</quote> The "research" on soy is either done on laughable small numbers of people (one person) or by biased groups, so I am not sure you can really say for certain if it is "good or bad" It being "less effective" is largely irrelevant - it can give you what you need and doesn't come with the need of what are horrific conditions of animals that suffer throughout it. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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