“vegetarians reported significantly less negative emotion than omnivores.”
World Vegan Day is an annual event celebrated on 1 November, by vegans around the world. The Day was established in 1994 by Louise Wallis, the President & Chair of The Vegan Society UK. 2012 marks the 68th anniversary of the term 'vegan'.
Veganism is a great alternative to eating meat, which we can only get by killing animals! Furthermore, vegan farming can help us to banish world hunger - it helps protect water reserves, fertile lands, and cuts out greenhouse gas emissions.
Whether you are a vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, or “weekday vegetarian," going veggie-friendly can be good for both your physical and mental health. Science Daily notes that a vegetarian diet is associated with low blood pressure and cholesterol, better heart health and even lower rates of cancer. But being vegetarian doesn't just make you physically fit; it might make you happier too. Staying away from bacon and steak can be a struggle, but if you choose to try, you aren't alone.
On the Vegan day, please give your support to keep Animal Voices going.
I appreciate this blog. Could you please write this in Sinhala(and if possible in Tamil too)?
ReplyDeleteOur people still think meat is a must for our survival! Our vegetables are amply enough to be healthy mentally and physically.
Mandawala Hamuduruvo from Washington DC
Reverence Mandawala tero,
ReplyDeletewe really admire your comments about this article. This will be a great encouragement for us.
These days we are planing to publish our posts in sinhala. we will do it as soon as possible.