Veganism

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Vegans are people who choose not to consume or use any animal products. This applies to not consuming the actual meat of an animal (mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, insects, etc) but also no eggs, dairy, and items made from deceased animals like gelatin, cochineal, carmine, etc. Vegans also do not wear animal products, such as leather, silk, wool, feathers, fur, etc. Including items in cosmetics, like carmine, cochineal, lanolin, urea, and tons of other items sourced from animals.

Vegetarians also do not eat or use anything that directly causes the death of an animal. (meat, gelatin, fur, leather etc.) The primary difference between vegans and vegetarians is that vegans have a plant based diet entirely free of any animal products.

Veganism is not just a diet. It is a lifestyle/philosophy that aims towards nonviolence. Vegans to do not buy products tested on animals, attend circuses, rodeos, zoos, or any other form of animal exploitation.

No. They contain animal rennet, from calf intestines.

It's best to get jam with all natural ingredients - fruit, apple concentrate, pectin (from apples). Some sugar is processed using charred bone and is not vegetarian.

Yes, they don't use animal products, apart from beeswax in a few products. They also don't test on animals.

Vegans do not like eggs because producing them involves cruelty. Shortly after birth, the male and female chicks are separated by workers on a conveyor belt. The males are either tossed into trash bags to suffocate or ground up alive in a machine called a macerator. Video at Hy-Line hatchery in Spencer, Iowa shows healthy male chicks peeping as they are fed live into rotating blades. About 200 million male chicks are killed by the egg industry every year. The female chicks have the ends of their beaks cut off with a hot blade so that they don't hurt each other out of frustration during their intense confinement. It takes approximately 34 hours for a hen to produce an egg. To keep up with demand, 346 million hens are used by the egg industry every year. Five to 11 hens are crammed into tiny wire "battery" cages. On average, each hen's living space is about the size of an iPad. The cages are often stacked on top of one another, which allows urine and feces to fall down onto birds in the lower cages. Large piles of feces below the cages are common on some egg farms. Because of the terrible living conditions, chickens often die in their cages. They are sometimes left to rot in the same space with living birds. After about two years, those who have survived are killed. At the slaughterhouse, some laying hens meet the same bloody end as that of chickens raised for their meat. They are shackled and hung upside down, they are electrocuted, their throats are cut, and they are often scalded to death. (Source, with pictures and video.) Other producers consider laying hens too cheap to spend money sending to a slaughterhouse. Undercover video documented "hens suffocating in garbage cans, twirled by their necks , kicked into manure pits to drown." In 2003, 30,000 unwanted hens were fed live into a wood chipper at Ward Egg Ranch in San Diego County, California. Many hens die in fires, like one in Michigan in 2003 that killed 250,000 hens.

For those who might not know what an "animal cracker" is (cultural differences 'n all), it's "a small cookie shaped like an animal." See image above.

So, yes, vegetarians do eat them.

A lot of vegans do eat nuts, but if you are a strict raw vegan they usually do not. A vegan with nut allergies might also not eat nuts. There are nuts that are dry roasted and have gelatin in it and vegans do stay away from those type of nuts.

Not all breads are vegan as some breads have honey, milk or eggs in them.

Check the ingredients.

Standard Brand Warburtons is NOT Vegan, while Hovis IS.

Make sure the bread does not contain animal fats, like lard.

meunster cheese is naturally lactose free.

I've been vegan for a few years and I am very healthy... I served in the US Army as a vegan. Probably the biggest concern would be vitamin B12, but you can easily acquire it from vegan sources as well - nutritional yeast, fortified soy milk, etc.

Also, studies show that vegans and vegetarians tend to lack omega 3 fatty acids in their diet. If attention is paid to this area however, it is not difficult to incorporate in.

Nutirents keep us alive by helping the bodies function properly. There are more then 50 different nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acid. Our body needs all of them all the time. We get all the nutrients in food that we commonly eat. There's no need to sek out exotic, expensive, seasonal or other, special foods.=To get all the essential nutrients, you must eat a wide variety of relatively unprocessed foods. Wich comes straight from the earth, tree's or animals.=By: Jarleny Pena....14 Years old Nutirents keep us alive by helping the bodies function properly. There are more then 50 different nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acid. Our body needs all of them all the time. We get all the nutrients in food that we commonly eat. There's no need to sek out exotic, expensive, seasonal or other, special foods.=To get all the essential nutrients, you must eat a wide variety of relatively unprocessed foods. Wich comes straight from the earth, tree's or animals.=By: Jarleny Pena....14 Years old Nutirents keep us alive by helping the bodies function properly. There are more then 50 different nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acid. Our body needs all of them all the time. We get all the nutrients in food that we commonly eat. There's no need to sek out exotic, expensive, seasonal or other, special foods.=To get all the essential nutrients, you must eat a wide variety of relatively unprocessed foods. Wich comes straight from the earth, tree's or animals.=By: Jarleny Pena....14 Years old Nutirents keep us alive by helping the bodies function properly. There are more then 50 different nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acid. Our body needs all of them all the time. We get all the nutrients in food that we commonly eat. There's no need to sek out exotic, expensive, seasonal or other, special foods.=To get all the essential nutrients, you must eat a wide variety of relatively unprocessed foods. Wich comes straight from the earth, tree's or animals.=By: Jarleny Pena....14 Years old Nutirents keep us alive by helping the bodies function properly. There are more then 50 different nutrients, such as vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acid. Our body needs all of them all the time. We get all the nutrients in food that we commonly eat. There's no need to sek out exotic, expensive, seasonal or other, special foods.=To get all the essential nutrients, you must eat a wide variety of relatively unprocessed foods. Wich comes straight from the earth, tree's or animals.=By: Jarleny Pena....14 Years old

Lacto avo vegetarian- What most people are. Eggs and milk are allowed in the diet, but no meat. Lacto vegetarian- No eggs. No meat. Everything else is fine. Avo vegetarian- Eats eggs, but no meat or milk. Pescatarian- Technically not vegetarian, but a lot of pescatarians call themselves vegetarian. They can eat fish, eggs, and milk, but the rest of meat is out. Vegan- No meat or animal products. Honey is border-line.

If you are eating enough calories from a wide variety of vegan foods you don't need protein supplements. There is protein in almost every food that vegans eat. Some good sources are -peanut butter, beans, grains, nuts, seeds, nutritional yeast, and soy products.

The human body only needs 50 - 70 grams a day. Any excess puts a strain on the kidneys.

It is a great way to reduce pollution, animal harming, and its a great way to become a healthier person. I have given up all meat except for chicken so far. If all the world would become vegetarian, we would have little to no issue in global warming because animal packaging plants and the plants that kill the animal produce SO much CO2~! :(I feel bad for the animals, I guess we never think of that when we eat the poor thing.

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No, sje says she always orders chicken in a restauront once in an interview

She had a lot of allergies and food sensitivities. She is also gluten free because of these issues.

Davey Hokey is in the group AFI. He is currently the lead singer for the band. he has never mentioned having a pet in any interviews.

It is generally believed he was.

Yes. It's the reason why Frank has a lot dogs actually lol.

I think i heard he was vegan too...

yeah, as long as it's tea or it's a latte with soy milk or whatever. just make sure not to get foam or whipped cream on it.

Please see the related links for information on vegan items at Starbucks. This list is current as of 8/14/12.

Usually juice is vegan. Be careful of added white sugar, as it may have been processed with charred animal bones. Also check the ingredients--if it says "natural flavors" than you don't know what it is.