Vegan for Animals

We’re Vegan and we’ve loved animals since we were small, and we respect the lives of all sentient beings regardless of what species they are.  We won’t love some animals and eat others.  Animals want to live, just like humans do.

 

“Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose.” – The Vegan Society

Whole-Food Plant-Based for Health

While Vegan food products can be healthier than non-vegan foods, many of these foods are still processed.

 

The more plant-based whole foods and the less animal-derived and processed foods you eat, the healthier your diet will be.

 

“The balance of scientific evidence suggests that the healthiest way to eat is a vitamin B12-fortified diet of whole plant foods. For optimum nutrition, we should be sure to include in our daily diet not only an array of whole grains, beans, nuts, seeds, fruit, and as many vegetables as we can eat, but also specifically dark green leafy vegetables, berries, and white (or green) tea.” – Michael Greger, M.D. FALCM, from Optimum Nutrition Recommendations

Online Resources

Books on Nutrition

Vegan Dining Options

  • You can find vegan-friendly restaurants at HappyCow.
  • If you live in San Diego, VeganDiego is a downloadable listing of local vegan restaurants and companies.