People with any “restricted diet” (I don’t think animal bodies are valid food, so I don’t consider it a restriction) have to remind people of their diet rather frequently—people eat food a lot, and veganism is rare.
Also, veganism is prefectly natural. The massive amounts of caged animals? That’s the unnatural thing. This is just appeal to nature (a logical fallacy), anyways.
If you are a human you are an omnivore and if you’re diet doesn’t include animal proteins, that’s a restriction.
It doesn’t matter if you can supplement or source it elsewhere.
Our bodies have evolved to ingest, digest, and expell animal matter and plant matter.
Willingly choosing not to ingest one or the other, as you do, is a restriction.
People with any “restricted diet” (I don’t think animal bodies are valid food, so I don’t consider it a restriction) have to remind people of their diet rather frequently—people eat food a lot, and veganism is rare.
Also, veganism is prefectly natural. The massive amounts of caged animals? That’s the unnatural thing. This is just appeal to nature (a logical fallacy), anyways.
If you are a human you are an omnivore and if you’re diet doesn’t include animal proteins, that’s a restriction. It doesn’t matter if you can supplement or source it elsewhere. Our bodies have evolved to ingest, digest, and expell animal matter and plant matter. Willingly choosing not to ingest one or the other, as you do, is a restriction.