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Well the comparison is right there. He was non-vegan in that younger picture, and he doesn't look much different for being much older in terms of size. Maybe he just isn't genetically gifted to be really huge, or never wanted to become huge. What's the big deal?

Have we forgot Lean and Green? He's doing really well on raw.

Welcome.

I don't see any benefit. The money would be better spent on more fruits and vegetables. The only vitamin supplement considered important is B12

Finally they say something about it. People don't want to acknowledge their own fault for eating, buying, and thus raising so much meat that ends up degrading the environment and our food.

Yo. Lean and Green is in NYC too

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Do point to them Kenneth Williams http://veganmusclepower.org/

He's big

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I've heard from many that excess fat, even raw vegan, may be detrimental to athletic performance and health.

Doug Graham www.foodnsport.com:

Why do people fail on the raw diet?

A major issue is attempting to obtain a high percentage of the daily calories from raw fat sources instead of fruit. A recent survey of raw fooders found that the average raw fooders were eating almost 70% of their daily calories from raw fat sources, such as avocados, nuts, seeds, and coconuts. This is a diet higher in fat than the standard American diet (42%) and will lead to early chronic illness due to excess fat in the bloodstream.

Now whether fat is detrimental, I'm not sure. Look at the Inuit, who got most of their calories from raw animal fat, and seemed fine.

Go by how you feel

Nice.

That woman on the left is BIG

Haha, I found this thread from Google. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=durian+ripe

Geez, I bought a Durian at 99c per lb. When you say frozen, do you mean they are frozen during shipping, and sold unfrozen? If so, then I guess mine was frozen?

Yeah, oops

Looking great Lean and Green, but c'mon, don't be getting injured!

I came across these videos talking about various vegan topics. Click the links on the right side

http://www.organicathlete.org/conference

Yeah, mainstream BB forums generally don't accept veganism.

Now, I don't know German vegan BB forums, but check this forum/thread out too. Some big German vegan BBers. I think they were posted here somewhere as well.

http://www.veganfitness.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13277

http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/846/realveganbbsq9.jpg

Linux user here as well, and Windows too. I like both. I've had WinXP installed on this computer for years and no trouble at all.

Nice contests. It is good people are entering.

Welcome. What you describe is what my thoughts are as well.

http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/dairy-and-egg-products/77/2

 

Stop with all the fluff. Dairy being unhealthy is just nonsense. Look at that profile. Tell me it's not a good source of protein, Vitamin A, Pantothenic Acid, Potassium, Selenium, Vitamin D, Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Calcium and Phosphorus.

 

I get sick of meat eaters telling me that veganism is unhealthy, and I get sick of vegans telling me animal products are unhealthy. I don't even know why we are debating this. There is as much evidence against cows milk as there is against soy milk. That is to say, very little.

And I get sick of people saying milk is healthy. It is not based on solid evidence.

There is a lot of evidence against cow milk. There are studies you can look up that link increased cow milk consumption with increased osteoporosis. I have seen such a Harvard study. Of course there is lactose intolerance and other various problems that have been studied.

But that's not the main point. Milk is for babies. I'm not a baby.

This is news to me. I didn't know there were people talking bad about you.

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