awaitinyou (October 5, 2008 at 1:32 pm)

wow, that is a lot of tomatoes

fuzzman999 (October 4, 2008 at 11:06 am)

Sorry mate - too much packaged stuff. You are selling out the food companies. They are simply packaging vegan food to get your money.Get back to nature all the way - ALL fresh fruits and vegetables.Plus you don't have enough green stuff in there. The best foods on planet earth are leafy green vegetables - these are simply the most nutrient dense and nutrient complete foods out there - e.g. spinach, mustard and collard greens, Aragula, etc.Still a pretty good fridge. Clean too!

xsarahssecretx (October 4, 2008 at 4:10 am)

whats "ovo-pescetarian?" im 15 and am using the skinntbitch method. i am down to prawns and fish, i still eat seafood because i dont want to cut it out i believe what it says about it is bull shit. what about you?

anireason (September 30, 2008 at 10:30 pm)

Love the video! I became ovo-pescetarian 2 weeks ago and am now making the transition to vegan, so little glimpses like these into vegan living is motivating and exciting to see! Thanks!

Chrisisms (September 30, 2008 at 9:08 pm)

Cheesymcnoodle "I honestly don't understand veganism" Once u get the hang of being human it comes natural."We are omnivores" there is no such thing as "omnivore" the term is a blanket/non-scientific term. Eating meat and plants have opposite digestive processes, one is either digested or not. In the case of humans, meat is not digested properly or fully and it causes diseases which fruit reverses. Fruit is digested best for humans. Good luck.

yugen (September 30, 2008 at 1:09 am)

Because the average bite of food travels 1,500 miles before it hits your plate. That is a HUGE WASTE of oil, a HUGE detriment to our atmosphere, not to mention the processing of the packaging, and all of that stuff must be shipped around as well.If you want to understand the issues, start with a book like "The Omnivore's Dilemma".

Cheesymcnoodle (September 29, 2008 at 7:13 am)

Humans could eat meat raw at one point, but we started cooking it because it stays fresh longer if you do. After cooking all of the meat that we ate for a long time, we lost the ability to eat raw meat. The fact that we can digest meat at all shows that it is natural. If you fed a deer meat, it would throw it back up because it is an herbivore but we are omnivores and can eat meat.And I'm not sure what you mean about wolves breaking down the bacteria. What bacteria are you talking about?

TruthJournalist (September 29, 2008 at 6:28 am)

For me it's not about whether or not we're supposed to eat meat or not, but about the fact that some of the animals we eat don't have natural lives. I would eat fish or wild animals for example (which must be killed with minimal pain and suffering), but I would never eat an animal that has all dignity taken away from it by being put in a cage or an overcrowded barn all it's life.

Wilsontheterrible (September 28, 2008 at 11:31 pm)

Ahh but how would prehistoric man know this? If he was not an omnivore and instead a herbivore he would not need a sophisticated brain. Instead he would need fur (for warmth and camoflage), some sort of gizzard for breaking up heavy fiber found in most plants, and some sort of natural defense. Large brains are useless for herbavores, requires to much effort. Predetors such as dolphins, dogs, and felines require larger brains for outwit prey. Im going to stay an omnivore if thats fine with yall.

KillerDolphins43 (September 28, 2008 at 5:31 pm)

Meat is no way natural for us to eat. A wolf or lion eats meat RAW, because they break down the bacteria naturally. HUMANS DON'T! Why on earth would a wolf cook the animal it eats?? OBVIOUSLY that means its not natural. and most of you stupid people only eat animals because it tastes good. and only use the OMG I NEED PROTIEN excuse so you can continue to eat it. same with that calcium drink milk bullshit. there are plenty of other food choices.