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> They're interested in trying to persuade more people to stop eating the flesh of sentient creatures when our diets don't even require it. In a strict sense,
by cik2e 7y ago
> They're interested in trying to persuade more people to stop eating the flesh of sentient creatures when our diets don't even require it.
In a strict sense, you’re right, our diets don’t require meat. But most people wouldn’t consider it practical to take the 5-10 different supplements needed to replace all of the benefits of eating meat, fish, eggs and dairy. And that approach is almost certainly suboptimal to whole food sources anyway.
- taffer 7y ago> But most people wouldn’t consider it practical to take the 5-10 different supplements needed to replace all of the benefits of eating meat, fish, eggs and dairy. You need B12, that's all. Pretty much everyone in the first world supplements iodine, I don't know why some people have such reservations with B12.