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Old 03-09-2011, 08:32 PM   #62
Mortis
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Originally Posted by treadlightly View Post
I'm vegan and am not obsessed with food nor calories. And I can lift 20 lbs. To each their own, but some of the responses here seem a little inflammatory. I'm not sure why.

I take a B12 supplement once a week and Vitamin D daily. Many people are low in Vitamin D, even omnivores and people who spend a lot of time outdoors. Best to have a blood test to find out.
Another Canucklehead, always nice to meet another.

As far as inflammatory comments, it is true that I commented:

"I have known a few vegans and I have to agree, they reminded me of reformed smokers, they were the ones telling me that eating meat was wrong. None of them could have lifted a 20 pound bag of soya beans without help though. "

If you notice the first thing I said was that "I knew a few Vegans..." this was my honest opinion of Vegans I KNOW, not a generalization of all Vegans as you suggest. I was genuinely interested in knowing the answer to the question "Do Vegans require supplements to get a balance diet?" I was hoping a vegan would answer that for me, thanks for doing that.

Cheers
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