The past three months have brought us a stream of bad news about rising rates of obesity, cancer, and global warming - all linked conclusively to the production and consumption of meat and other animal products.
This week brings good news about the advent of spring, sunshine, flowers and the Great American Meatout. Fashioned after The Great American Smokeout, Meatout provides a superb excuse to turn over a new leaf, kick the meat habit, and get a fresh start with a healthful, nonviolent diet of vegetables, fruits, grains, and legumes.
It's a diet touted by all major health advocacy organizations and leading health authorities. A diet that means never having to say “I'm sorry” to our family's health record, our planet, or the animals suffering in factory farms and slaughterhouses. A diet reportedly practiced in the Garden of Eden. A diet supported by free information from www.meatout.org or (800) MEATOUT.
Abram Cowald
Auburn
It's a diet touted by all major health advocacy organizations and leading health authorities. A diet that means never having to say “I'm sorry” to our family's health record, our planet, or the animals suffering in factory farms and slaughterhouses. A diet reportedly practiced in the Garden of Eden. A diet supported by free information from www.meatout.org or (800) MEATOUT.
Abram Cowald
Auburn
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