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<blockquote data-quote="FunkOdyssey" data-source="post: 266959" data-attributes="member: 44064"><p>I agree with basically everything you said. I don't judge people eating differently than me and I don't offer unsolicited dietary advice, although it can be difficult when you see people suffering and its obviously related to their diet. I usually only talk about it when someone notices I'm eating only meat and asks me why.</p><p></p><p>I have personally tried almost every possible diet, including whole-food plant-based veganism. There's nothing ideological about my approach -- like you, it is strictly about what makes me feel and function optimally. I would also switch to a radically different diet if it would make me feel better, but that seems unlikely since I have exhausted most alternatives. Maybe if my digestion changed in some fundamental way I would want to revisit things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FunkOdyssey, post: 266959, member: 44064"] I agree with basically everything you said. I don't judge people eating differently than me and I don't offer unsolicited dietary advice, although it can be difficult when you see people suffering and its obviously related to their diet. I usually only talk about it when someone notices I'm eating only meat and asks me why. I have personally tried almost every possible diet, including whole-food plant-based veganism. There's nothing ideological about my approach -- like you, it is strictly about what makes me feel and function optimally. I would also switch to a radically different diet if it would make me feel better, but that seems unlikely since I have exhausted most alternatives. Maybe if my digestion changed in some fundamental way I would want to revisit things. [/QUOTE]
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