A Vegan Diet Takes Care Of Most

I Am Always Struck By How Difficult It Is For People To See How Much Cruelty They Are Bringing Not Only Upon Animals But Upon Themselves And Their Loved Ones And Other People, How Much We Are Screwing Up The Planet, How Much We Are Hurting Our Own Health, How Hard It Is To Change All That, How Eager People Are To Make A Buck At Everybody Else's Expense - All Those Things Are Discouraging.

Since I First Went To India Twenty Some Years Ago, There's Been A Palpable Change. There's Now Pizza Everywhere, Meat Is Much More Popular Than It's Ever Been. Vegetarianism Is "that Quaint Thing Our Parents Did."

I'm Thinking Of People In Rural Japan And China, Where Mcdonald's Hasn't Yet Arrived. These Are The Thinnest, Healthiest, Longest-lived People With The Least Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease And Diabetes.

Dogs Have A Sense Of Smell Much Greater Than Ours And They're Much Faster Than We Are. We Have Fairly Dull Senses, Fairly Slow Locomotion. In Our Olympic Trials, We Celebrate Speeds That Would Be An Embarrassment To A Bird Or A Dog Or Another Animal.

You Will Find That Your Taste Buds Have A Memory Of About 3 Weeks.