Skinny Bitch being bashed - need comments!

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Thank you for posting the link. Here is the comment that I posted:

 

" I recognize that as far as sustainability is concerned, we should be

moving towards a plant-dominant diet. " I couldn't agree more with

Aaron.

 

Look out for people leafletting from organizations like Vegan

Outreach. You won't be sorry for reading the pamphlets. If looking at

the pictures (or even hearing the awful stories in the daily news) of

factory farming & animal cruelty, then do something! Don't keep

buying into products that were produced at the expense of any animals

(including silk worms & honey bees).

 

I have been moving away from animal products for several reasons, and

it feels incredible!

 

, Shannon Morgan

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I totally agree with the article and I hated the cookbook. I wrote to

the authors asking why they promote such unhealthy recipes, when one of

them is a monthly contributor to VegNews magazine, a magazine that told

its readers--two issues ago--to stop consuming so much soy. Soy is bad

for you. NEVER eat more then 25 grams of soy protein per day. Nearly

every recipe in Skinny Bitch has large amounts of tofu and other soy

products. The authors also advocate so much processed soy/fake meats

and call their book a health book? I think this is a negative mark for

veganism.

 

Nichole

Vegan, Pregnant, Healthy

 

 

, Shannon Morgan

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