It took me 2 weeks to ween off of meat without effort. Ever since then, I
feel very sick if meat is in my mouth or stomach, so I don't eat it. I
don't eat it, want it, or miss it.

For most people it is extremely difficult. I'm not sure why. Could part of
it be genetic.?

Tim923 wrote:
> It took me 2 weeks to ween off of meat without effort. Ever since then, I
> feel very sick if meat is in my mouth or stomach, so I don't eat it. I
> don't eat it, want it, or miss it.

I did it cold turkey [no pun intended]--I just stopped. Like that. And never
looked back. That was in 1988.


> For most people it is extremely difficult. I'm not sure why. Could part of
> it be genetic.?

Perhaps. But there are probably many other reasons that are more likely to make
the transition difficult, including laziness--it takes some work to figure out
how to do it right!

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Be kind to animals. Don't: eat, wear, kill, hurt, or test on them.
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I didn't think I could go veggie at first, but then it just clicked after 2
weeks or so. I just felt very sick eating it.

Meat has a certain aura that doesn't agree with me -- the death and fear of
the animal.

Maybe most people don't pick up on this, or don't care, or enjoy it to some
extent, or to a great extent.

I used to eat meat so I know what it is like on both ends.

If an animal must be used for food, it should be raised with a reasonably
quality of life and slaughtered humanly. That would greatly improve the
aura.

It took me 2 weeks to ween off of meat without effort. Ever since then, I feel very sick if meat is in my mouth or stomach, so I don't eat it. I don't eat it, want it, or miss it.