TNI Bureau: Sometimes we feel it is tough to change our eating habits. The way we prefer to have delicious non-veg dishes, the day is not far when all animals will be vanished some day.
We are the people responsible for the possible extinction of animals. We are killing them for our own benefit. But we forget that as we have right to live on this planet, they do have too.
A single person is to blame for killing 100 animals a year for food. Some animals are replicated quickly but the animals found only in forest can’t be reproduced this much quickly and becoming uncommon day by day. Take an example of FISH. There are assured fishes, which are very tasty but restricted to sea. And we are killing them for our own delight.
Saving animals often tops the list of reasons to choose a vegetarian diet, yet many are uninformed of the cruelties involved in meat production. It is true that going vegan could save animals. Going without meat doesn’t just prevent slaughter, it prevents brutal farming practices.
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Today’s farms are typically mechanized factories that treat animals atrociously. Chickens, cows and pigs are jammed in small spaces, mutilated without painkillers and fed animal by products and hormones to grow faster. Kept in filthy, windowless cages or sheds, these animals rarely see the light of day. Yet, few laws, if any, protect farm animals from such horrendous practices.
A vegetarian spares the lives of a certain number of animals each time if he or she chooses to relinquish meat for vegetables, fruits, grains, legumes and nuts. From ecological preservation to health benefits, vegetarianism is about far more than concerns for animals.
Animal agriculture is overwhelming our environment. Meat production has been linked to wasted resources, pollution, acid rain, deforestation and more. Many vegetarian choices – including vegetables, fruits and beans – are as you would expect low in fat, high in fiber and full of nutrients.
Vegans do not eat any food that contains any part of the animal. When you become a vegan, you can feel good about doing your part to help animals around the sphere. There are plentiful health benefits, counting weight loss and maintaining a innate lifestyle.
In addition to health benefits, there are many compassionate reasons whywe should go vegan. Once we make the choice to switch to veganism, we will find that it likely will not take long to grow familiarized to our new peaceful diet.