Do vegans live longer

Answer 1

"No, vegetarians don't. they tend to live much longer as long as they have a balanced diet." (I left previous answer as to not destroy it)

No, not really, it's actually a very debatable subject. Eating too much meat is certainly bad, but there are essential nutrients that we can get best through meat. We are omnivores, so we should be eating both, but probably eat less meat is good, because too much meat can be very unhealthy. Also, it is about eating a lot of balanced meat, such as fish and turkey, not only beef and pork.

Answer 2

There are no vegan nations to study, and most vegans are young. So the jury is still out. But Donald Watson, who established the Vegan Society in 1944, was 90 years old at his death, and had lived a healthy and vigorous life quite long into his old age. People have been known to reverse serious cardiac disorders, Diabetes and obesity after turning to a plant-based diet. But future studies will have to determine whether it was cutting out the meat, dairy and eggs, or increasing their physical activity, or cutting out most sugars, oils and processed foods that helped them the most.

Answer 3

Many studies have shown that Vegetarians do not live longer than those who eat meat. Because of the proteins inside of the meat so no they don't live longer.But on the other half people who tend to regularly eat ,eat more junk foods for snack but,should eat healthier snacks!

-Dr.Vic

Answer 4

Pescetarians are found to live longer than those who are vegans and meat eaters. Pescetarians eat mostly plant-based foods and some seafood.