3. Permaculture, homeopathy and antivaxxing

Permaculture, homeopathy and antivaxxing

I'm sorta forced to be semi vegan. Well...not exactly, but I'm allergic to all dairy products and beef. Basically I have no need for cows at all, and tend to just let them be. I cant have whey protein at all, that's the specific molecule that I'm most allergic to. I never knew about pea protein powder. How processed is it, would you say?

I do love a good pork sausage sandwich from time to time though, and I still eat poultry and some fish.

I'm not vegan, but I do respect the economic fact that it takes more energy and time etc. to raise, kill, and process, a fully grown animal, than it does to just eat the plants and food the animal wouldve needed to grow in the first place. Feeding your food seems redundant when you can just eat most of what they eat. Omnivores...

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