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So technically if you will what's the actual differences in
Vegan
Vegetarian
Plant based?
Figured I'd ask someone who is. But if not that's cool. And and if there's other terms like that and their definition thanks
Vegan means that you do not have any animal products in your life whatsoever. That includes makeup, clothing, food, and anything else you can think of that's made up of animals.

Vegetarian there's different types of vegetarians. Some vegetarians will eat eggs and cheese. Some vegetarians will eat just eggs. But they do not eat any meat at all.

Plant-based means that you eat whole food plant-based foods. You don't eat anything that is really processed unless it says plant-based on it, which is very rare. It's more beans, rice, vegetables, fruits... Anything that grows from the ground that's considered a plant.

I'm somewhere between vegan and plant-based. But I'm not one of those crazy people that doesn't allow meat or anything in my house. I cook meat for my family. I do it for health reasons because I feel best eating vegan or plant based. I'm even butchering my own chickens for my family. To me vegan and plant based is a healthy way of eating, I don't do it to save all the animals because realistically the meat industry will never stop no matter what anyone thinks. Plus my family is made up of meat eaters and they run effectively on that type of diet. I don't believe vegan or plant based works for everyone.

Some people who say they are vegan don't even know what they are saying they are. Vegan is way more than food and that's why I just don't really get into saying that's what I am because I can't fully say that. My makeup probably has been tested on animals or something.

Some vegans feed their dogs a vegan or vegetarian diet 🙄 and their dogs become severely ill.
 

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