#dietary choices

Would you ever go vegan just for the health benefits, or is it all about ethics?

Does anyone actually believe the "ethical vegan" flex isn't just about being morally superior?

Do hardcore vegans secretly make plant-based eating less accessible for everyone else?

Is the vegan community too obsessed with being perfect that it makes everyone else feel like a failure?

With sustainability concerns rising, is a flexitarian diet replacing strict veganism?

Would you ever go back to eating meat for the sake of your gut health?

Is going vegan the worst thing you can do for your health, or is the meat industry just gaslighting you?