13 years vegan and feeling the deterioration
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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Vegan 10 years for me 💪
me 7 in September :)
You must be coming to end stage veganism by now.
Animals count on us! In 2012 I had 1 year of being vegetarian after UA-cam suggested me a video about how cows are killed. I decided not to eat any meat at all. I didn't know anything about nutrition or the negative effects of eggs and dairy. I thought they were healthy. In 2019 I found out about Freelee and since 1st January 2020 I am vegan, high carb, low fat, fruit based. ❤ It's easier than ever before in history to be vegan. People prefer to have the most hidious excuses, instead of changing their habbits.
Thanks for sharing your anecdote. Fruit based is great.
if humans are the greatest beings on the planet, then wouldn't we do the most good of any? How do we put our energies towards the worst with carnism? It just is such a waste of potential.
@@extropiantranshuman We are not the greatest. We still have a lot to learn from animals: they don't polute the environment, the don't eat excessivly, they don't abandon their kids (with some exceptions, but they abandon on other birds' nest). Most of us were manipulated by TV where we see only some type of nutritionists commercials on dairy, meat and painkillers. More and more people become vegan, more options on supermarkets, more people moved to villages in my country. Things change.
@@MadalinaAntonia they do eat excessively - but it's for the moment - like doing so for hibernation. But it's besides the point - yes you're right that for humans to think they're so superior in potential only to act the worst is unreal. But we tend to do some things better than animals, and vice versa - they can learn from us too - if that's what they want (it shouldn't be forced).
Thanks for sharing, iv been a really bad boy lately, jumping to carnivore, than back to plant based, then on high sugar + carnivore, then back to clean plant based.
Man high sugar and carnivore sounds mad 😆
Not sure if trolling.
well at least you're on the right track now - as long as you stay this way - you should be good.
I am the idiot who failed on plant based after 3 years but thankfully I could realise that supporting animal abuse is, destructive to me as well. I know I am not gonna fail again.
Your video is very important. I wish I listen to you and people like you before.
Well said man and much respect. I found durianrider around a year ago but just recently starting adopting his protocols. Looking forward to the journey.
Hare Krishnas believe that when the bible says thou shalt not kill, it doesnt just refer to human murder and karma dictates that until we stop murdering animals, humanity will suffer. Be lekker🤙
That was actually one of the first things Gary Yourofsky talked about in his legendary speech.
Will check him out thanks Paul. I'm feeling convicted to be fully Vegan again these days so thanks for your channel mate.
I agree about how we treat animals being applied to humans - that if it were a human - we'd be mortified, but the bad behavior is fine for animals. It's like - who are we to act so disrespectfully to animals and then reprimand humans for acting that way towards humans? Makes no sense - if you treat animals badly, likely it'll transfer to humans - so I'm glad you're on the 'straight and narrow' for sticking consistently and wholeheartedly towards the right direction. I believe perfection does exist if we just strive towards it - and applying principles fairly is key! You got it!
I really appreciate you and this video for all of what you've said in it.
you're fighting the good fight - pushing the push for us all. More relevant than ever is this video! You feel the weathering and came to endure - knowing what you're up against - the entire animal agricultural industry. You are an inspiration for me and sounds like others to carry on through. When life gets hard - do we make it harder for others? When we feel like dying, do we make others die? When we feel unhealthy, do we take away the health of others? No - because that would be silly, but that's what the ex-vegans do. Ridiculous! You are saying when veganism gets tough - you put on your helmet and the strongest coat you got to fight it out - and that toughness is what'll push us through to the end. I'm going to consider your channel's name to be 'tough vegan' to me.
4:21 tahini is really amazing - it has some of the highest protein levels and high calcium too. I also believe in poppy seed paste - which is also even higher in calcium, and mixed with some sweetener, like dates - is off the charts for energy I bet. Thanks for the tips - it really helps me stay on track - among all the pressurers and weaklings out there (not that the weaklings and pressurers are bad people - they probably just are on their own track in life - can't fault them for not knowing nor doing better nor able to) that try to sway us.
5:58 I tremendously agree with that - even if we get ill or even die from a lack of animal products (which can happen) - it's really a drop in the bucket compared to the other way around, with all the animals needed to serve 1 life! Our 1 life would be the least to right the wrongs, and it would never be enough! So that's a risk I'm willing to take and something I don't worry about - because I'd rather my time be towards making life better than worse. Besides - every moment I have in a vegan direction is one more step towards figuring out how to live that way, and to teach that to others - so no one perishes from it (I feel vegans and non-vegans care about vegans not perishing than any other type of human on the planet - so if anything - vegans have a lot more 'life security' than anyone else on this planet - so worries about death are near nil, but instead the opposite). Obviously if someone really is ill or dying and they need animal products temporarily (or even permanently) to get themselves on track - I won't fault them for that, but there's more people dying of heart disease than people trying to be vegan from what I know. So if it's between dying trying to save animals vs dying trying to eat them, you know which one I'd pick - it's very easy.
(I'm not saying anyone should die or be ill from veganism - hopefully no one gets me wrong - that I'm saying if you compare us vs them - I worry more about the sheer number of animals that will die before we ever have to worry about the suffering of 1 human like that. The immortality quest isn't worth it if it comes at the cost of everyone around us. Why are we not worrying about that, but so preoccupied by ourselves? If we ask that question - then we see reality for what it is. If anything - these worries should be fuel towards figuring out how to be better vegans, or even push past veganism towards an even more ethical platform if veganism's unstable, rather than cop out (at least not right away)).
Peanut butter is also quite a good source of fat. But I made too many bananas/PB tartines last winter, resulting in an extra layer on my belly 😅
Fat and happy is better than lean and miserable.
switch out the peanut butter for spirulina and you should be good. Don't like the taste? You can do blue spirulina.
Air fryer a great addition, eating more tofu and seitan these days myself. Myself and partner vegan since 2011 too, not deteriorated yet😆. I always found vystopia the hardest part of being vegan, not the food. It can be a lonely path to travel sometimes and if you're truly vegan, you never go back on your beliefs..
I thought you made an error when you wrote vystopia but it's actually a word. I agree with the symptoms of vystopia.
@paulvanzweel yeh I have the book by Clare Mann here somewhere, it's a great read about the psychology behind living as a vegan in a non vegan world. ✌️😊
4:37 I would eat many carbs and then people said sugar's bad, so I stopped, but I am like you - I really do believe in sugar to really give the zoom in life and athletics.
3:20 I agree about the sugar boost - but I tend to veer towards sorghum syrup rather than pure cane sugar, because that cane sugar just eats you out. Sorghum syrup's more nutritious according to some videos - I'll eat it with nutritional yeast sometimes - and it's a super quick boost of protein and sugar after a workout.
Is that you Hayden?
@@paulvanzweel who's that?
@@extropiantranshuman Okay guess not but thanks for all the comments, was interesting to read.
@@paulvanzweel anytime - glad it worked out
Why exactly are you against super Low fat aka durianrider protocol? I thought your experience with it was positive?
It's not a bad approach, I just don't find it sustainable to eat less than 10 grams of fat a day for long periods like multiple months. I think people should eat the vegan food they enjoy without stressing about eating 2 grams of fat extra that day or stuffing their faces with food to be "carbed up".
@@paulvanzweel Okay gotcha, thanks for clarifying. For me it works wonderful right now. :) But as you said, eating vegan is the priority 💯
i love that jacket
no joke me too