Veganism

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Instead of milk.... use soy milk, rice milk, almond milk etc.

And Instead of eggs you can use mashed banana, silken tofu, chia seeds and of course egg substitutes.

Gelatin is a protein substance derived from collagen, a natural protein present in the tendons, ligaments, and tissues of mammals. It is produced by boiling the connective tissues, bones and skins of animals, usually cows and pigs. Please see the related links for more information.

apperently it contains fish or pig bones

It is not Vegan. it has milk powder in it.

vegans do not eat no meat because it comes from an animal

Vegans can eat any grains they want since it is not part of an animal and it does not come from an animal (like eggs).

Many are either vegan or vegetarian.

Yes.

Yes, she is.

Leafy green vegetables are probably the most important food in anyone's diet.

no

No, the parent company tests on animals. Moom is animal friendly.

No, but it can give you mental clarity.

A vegan shoe contains no animal products. In particular it is not made from leather.

A raw food vegan diet does not consist of foods that have been cooked. Pasteurized milks, and cooked meats are also not a part of a raw food vegan diet.

Lower rates (on average) of obesity, heart disease, high cholesterol, and cancer. This is probably because diets that are higher in saturated fat increase the risk for any or all of these conditions, and most saturated fat comes from animal products. Most vegetarian protein sources are either low in fat overall (such as beans/legumes), or are low in saturated fat while being higher in polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats (such as nuts and seeds). Saturated fats increase LDL (bad) cholesterol, leading to increased risk of obesity, heart disease, cancer, etc.

Of course, a vegetarian can get any of these diseases, if he/she consumes excess dairy products made from whole milk, or if he/she has other risk factors, such as smoking, drinking, sedative life style, or family history of health problems.

Vegans do not eat animals or products that come from animals such as milk, cheese, eggs, or honey.

Traditional yogurt is made with cows milk, but there are vegan yogurts available.

Vegan yogurt brands -

Nogurt Yogurt

Nu Lait Dairy-Free Yogurt

Ricera rice milk yogurt

So Delicious coconut milk yogurt

Trader Joe's

Turtle Mountain

WholeSoy & Co soy yogurt

Wildwood soy yogurt

This depends entirely on the ketchup. Heinz normal ketchup contains tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, salt, herbs and spices. Many strict vegans don't consider normal sugar to be vegan because it is refined with bone char.

"The FDA has set a standard of identity for ketchup that does not permit the use of any animal products. Any deviation from this standard of identity would mean that the product could no longer be called ketchup [or be] sold legally under the name ketchup."

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Not necessarily, though many are. It is not required, but it would be indubitably hypocritical for a Jain not to be vegan.

The answer is complicated, and is equatable to this question, "Can I be Catholic and also be prochoice and believe in divorce?" That would violate some of Catholicism's central principles, but if that hypothetical person says they are Catholic there is not much anyone could (or should) do about it. Religion is personal and can only be followed as that individual sees as best fit.

The central tenet of Jainism is ahimsa, or nonviolence. To support the slaughter and exploitation of animals, which one is invariably doing if not vegan, would be violating everything Jainism stands for. Some Jains are even fruitarians. Many will brush paths clear before walking, to prevent killing insects. Some refuse to drive because of the insects that will be killed on impact with the windshield.

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Norethisterone may or may not contain animal products, but it was tested on animals.

See also - 'Is Primolut Nor vegan'

Vegans don't eat any fish.