Pros And Cons Of Veganism

Many stereotypes have become associated with veganism. It is said to be extreme because of the politics that are involved with vegan’s voices and dollars. Vegans abstain from wearing leather, fur, wool, pearls or anything that comes from an animal meaning they shop alternatively. They buy clothes and shoes made from plant materials such as hemp which are manufactured in an ethical form. There is substantial advocacy for animals online and in city streets with explicit images of what goes on behind the veil of these big food industries. These advocating vegetarians and vegans can come off as bold and overbearing. Their messages are loud though, most of the vegan culture does not devote to dedication such as theirs. Although the production of
Veganism has come a long way and its strength is coming from its growing food culture. Many meat eaters enjoy experiencing plant based dishes more regularly and it shows with the more readily available vegan friendly options that are being offered in mainstream settings. The extreme characteristic of the vegan diet should be taken lightly because in almost any occurrence there is someone who makes things extreme. Vegan is a broad lifestyle but it should also be seen as a good, more healthful alternative. Food and personal health is the main focus. More medical proof has been released about veganism that says it is beneficial and more bountiful than that of our standard American diet. As American’s we are used to french fries, burgers, and milkshakes as our go to dishes. These foods are now being recognized as detrimental to our health over time and/or with persistency. Our culture is rated as a sick and overweight culture. Healthcare is costly in our nation and our food is the cause of this. In 2012, according to the California Healthcare Foundation, the United States spent $2.8 trillion on healthcare. Everyone knows someone who is sick and this is because fast food joints