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Yes, and all those non-animal foodstuffs are available also to normal people, in addition to additional foodstuffs which come from animals. Vegan diet is less d
by pferde 9y ago
Yes, and all those non-animal foodstuffs are available also to normal people, in addition to additional foodstuffs which come from animals. Vegan diet is less diverse by definition, as they merely limit themselves, they do not eat anything non-vegans can't. Simple maths.
- Mikeb85 9y agoSaying it's 'less diverse' isn't the same as saying it 'lacks diversity'...
- shitgoose 9y agois it?
- sdenton4 9y agoYou're confusing there space of possibilities with the space of what's actually consumed. An omnivore's diet is not more diverse if they only eat pepperoni pizza.
- charlesdm 9y agoI'm not vegan, but isn't it possible to live healthy, as a vegan?
- ChristianBundy 9y agoVery much so. Notice that none of the "vegans are unhealthy" claims are substantiated by any evidence.
- pkaye 9y agoThe problems I seen is when vegans try to duplicate some food they used to each with some unhealthy combination of ingredients. There is a vegan pastry shop nearby which is quite popular and their substitute for the butter frosting didn't seem exactly healthy (a mixtures of various oils and thickeners.)
- ChristianBundy 9y agoI'm absolutely willing to agree that vegan frosting is also bad for you, but I don't think anyone is saying "all vegan food is healthy". Hell, Oreo cookies are vegan, and they're terrible for you. Same goes for arsenic.
- bonzini 9y agoYes, but you need vitamin supplements.
- Ar-Curunir 9y agoWestern diet without meat is bland and typically lacking. In substantially vegetarian countries like India, the diversity of vegetarian food is far more than anything in Western diet. What omnivores can consume is different from what they do consume.