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"tofubar" wrote in message om... I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? Nope, but the reverse is well documented. http://www.ecologos.org/anxiety.htm Laurie |
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tofubar wrote:
I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? You are getting the causation arrow backward. They are not depressed because they've "gone 'vegan'". They went "vegan" because they're depressed, mentally ill people. |
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"Jonathan Ball" wrote in message ink.net... tofubar wrote: I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? You are getting the causation arrow backward. They are not depressed because they've "gone 'vegan'". They went "vegan" because they're depressed, mentally ill people. What a stupid response you pathetic little pixie ![]() You are compressed not depressed. |
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"Laurie" wrote in message ... "tofubar" wrote in message om... I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? Nope, but the reverse is well documented. http://www.ecologos.org/anxiety.htm Laurie The first line on that page goes; "The short-term effects of fasting on the neuroendocrine system in patients with chronic pain syndromes.", and then goes on to explain why in a language I simply don't understand. Does it translate to fasting being beneficial for overweight people suffering chronic pain? David Blain lost 4 stone in 44 days during his fast; something I could do with, but would such a fast, even for only a week, diminish chronic pain in your opinion? |
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In article , tofubar wrote:
I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? I believe this depression to be completely unrelated to any vitamin or other deficiency a person may have (which are still much less common in vegans than in meat-eaters). It stems from the fact that vegans are generally much more aware of the cruelty to animals (and people) than others. Every time we have to check ingredients or find the source of one, we are reminded of what takes place at factory farms and slaughterhouses. Every time we see leather, fur, or other animal-derived materials, we are reminded of how the animals had to suffer before they were brutally slaughtered. "Average" people don't associate these products with suffering. These reminders constantly make us aware of the state of this world and the way we treat the creatures on it, which may result in depression depending on how the individual can handle this awareness. |
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"Joseph M Battaglia" wrote in message
. .. In article , tofubar wrote: I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? I believe this depression to be completely unrelated to any vitamin or other deficiency a person may have (which are still much less common in vegans than in meat-eaters). ====================== Af act you didn't back up, eh? It stems from the fact that vegans are generally much more aware of the cruelty to animals (and people) than others. Every time we have to check ingredients or find the source of one, we are reminded of what takes place at factory farms and slaughterhouses. ======================= yet you sanctimoniuosly ignore the death and suffering that brought that product to your plate. Why is that? You are perfectly capable of causing less death and suffering than you do now by substituting some of your veggies with the right meats. But, for vegans that's agains't their simple rule. Simple rules for simple minds. Every time we see leather, fur, or other animal-derived materials, we are reminded of how the animals had to suffer before they were brutally slaughtered. ======================= Whenevr I see cotton or pretro-chemical industry based synthetics I think of all the animals that are far more cruelly killed that those in the slaughterhouses. Guess you conveninetly ignore those deaths, eh? Why is it that all you think you have to do is not eat, wear, or touch animal parts and you believe that no animals ever died? Even posting your ignorance on usenet around the world for all to see is not cruelty free. So, the fact remains, you are not concerned with the death and suffering of animals, just what it takes to make you feel better about yourself, and superior to others. "Average" people don't associate these products with suffering. ==================== Nor should they. It's the same as you never associating animal death and suffering with your choices. death and suffering which, again, is far more horrible and inhumane than the deaths of animals in slaughterhouses. These reminders constantly make us aware of the state of this world and the way we treat the creatures on it, which may result in depression depending on how the individual can handle this awareness. ____---------------------- The only possibility then is that your toatl ignorance of facts keeps you unaware of your bloody footprints as your traipse around feeling so smug about your idiocy. on how the individual can handle this awareness. |
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tofubar wrote in message om... I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? Far more people suffer depression as a result of the Organophosphate pesticide that almost all non-organic vegetables are saturated with. And the farmers and the Government still pretend the stuff is harmless and dream up ridiculous stories to cover up poisoning by the stuff. Nemo |
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Derek wrote in message ... "Laurie" wrote in message ... "tofubar" wrote in message om... I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? Nope, but the reverse is well documented. http://www.ecologos.org/anxiety.htm Laurie The first line on that page goes; "The short-term effects of fasting on the neuroendocrine system in patients with chronic pain syndromes.", and then goes on to explain why in a language I simply don't understand. Does it translate to fasting being beneficial for overweight people suffering chronic pain? David Blain lost 4 stone in 44 days during his fast; something I could do with, but would such a fast, even for only a week, diminish chronic pain in your opinion? Non sequitur. No-one's talking about fasting. |
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Jonathan Ball wrote in message ink.net... tofubar wrote: I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? You are getting the causation arrow backward. They are not depressed because they've "gone 'vegan'". They went "vegan" because they're depressed, mentally ill people. And meat eaters who risk about 30 different parasites, cancer, heart disease, diverticular disease, obesity etc. are sane??? Pull the other one. It plays Lettuce with a gladsome mind . . |
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nemo wrote:
And meat eaters who risk about 30 different parasites, cancer, heart disease, diverticular disease, obesity etc. are sane??? Consumers of organic produce are also at risk of parasitic infection, e coli infection, etc. Nature's a real bitch, huh. |
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"piddock" wrote in message om... (tofubar) wrote in message . com... I've noticed that my friends who have gone exclusively vegan, even if they take vitamins, seem more moody and depressed. Has anyone else noticed this? No. Vegans and vegetarians are happier than meat-eaters. Whenever vegans do feel sad, it is because of anti-vegetarians who favor greater government control to force vegans and animals to cater to their selfish lifestyle. ======================== ROTFLMAO What a hoot! this is the laugh of the day, killer. The only people here advocating making others do what they do are the vegans, you ignorant loon! No where has any of us told you what you have to eat. vegans do that all the time, and would make it the governments fuction to ensure that diet given the chance. You truly are insane, hypocrite. |
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