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While I fully appreciate the moral reasons people go vegan or vegetarian it is important to remember that mother nature does not work that way. Every living creature on earth must eat other living creatures in order to survive; whether that be humans, animals, birds, fish, insects or even microbes. By eating a varied diet, including meat on occasion, we are only doing as nature intended. The design of our mouth and teeth are firm evidence of that. In fact man is the only creature on earth that deliberately kills it food by cooking, boiling, frying, etc.

I think the terms vegan or vegetarian are just a little off the mark. What we should be concentrating on instead is eating in the most natural way possible. To my mind, tinned, preserved, reconsituted, concentrated, etc. fruit and veg are all moving away from eating as nature intended and are just as unnatural as enormous range of preserved meat and animal matter.

Hi littlelady100. I've only just found this site and have no idea what I'm doing either - so that makes at least two of us. I lost my wife last year and have just gone onto the site out of curiosity today. I'm not after a new relationship or anything and am quite contented at 84 to remain single and nearly penniless but quietly relaxed and at ease as I am now. It would be nice to simply chat with an on-line friend from time to time though. Best wishes to you, Reg