Optimization Through Plant Based Nutrition: Atoms to Earth by Dr Scott Stoll 

"These thing" are not thought in medical school.

thx for sharing other good vegan video names

Recommend you Neal Barnard! And Plant Positive (anonymous) channel

@@kreassiva9138 Also Laurie Marbas

Agreed, he's a great speaker and I am looking up his videos. I listen to the doctors, as you might, to get motivation to continue. I'm not on the fence about quitting or anything but I like to keep my desire strong.

we should do a video together! I love to shoot and edit! I am building up VeganLinked.com nicely too, would love to see ya in the mix

That is wonderful! Do you know Jack Albritton who is has a raw vegan channel? He spent time in Costa Rica and says wonderful things about the fruit. Fruit is very important for people who want to mostly or totally raw.

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At that point, he talks about the environmental impact of universal transitioning to a whole food plant based diet. I see no reason to imply that it was not also excellent.

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@@someguy2135 Because it starts becoming a religion at that point.

Get your ears checked. I heard enthusiastic applause at the end. Google "vegan athletes" and see a long list that includes world class performers. You didn't watch the video, or you would have seen a reference to successful vegan ultra endurance athletes. Your Google search will also show successful body builders and weight lifters.

@@someguy2135 But the video doesn't show the unsuccessful vegan athletes and if you google you will find unsuccessful vegans - let alone body builder/weight lifters. Meaning vegans who had to return to meat because their specific constitutions are not meant to live without meat - i.e. Their health suffered because of a vegan diet. You may want to study Ayurveda to learn about basic body types and you will see how some need much exercise( and hence can do well in athletic activities) and light diets, while others don't do well with light diets and need to keep their physical activities to a minimum. Vegan across the board lifestyle is a poor choice. I will continue with this video at another time but had to stop at the speakers first cherry picking sourced data - hence one of the reasons why Frank is right about building a 'strawman'. A hunter/gatherer only successful 1 out of 19 times? That is pure nonsense. Maybe you should read any of a number of Tom Brown books that includes references to 'Grandfather'. As such you will see the likely hood that hunter/gatherers were successful the opposite of what the speaker is saying - 18 out of 19 would be the more accurate figure. That's the reason I stopped. I know there is much more cherry picking going on in this video, and I don't have time at the moment to show why that is so. Perhaps later when I am ready to right more. I'll go out on a limb and make a prediction that this author probably talks about unhealthy factory farmed and processed meats too, as to mean meats in general are bad - all the while ignoring that the two are separate i.e. meat vs how it is acquired as if the only option is none whatsoever instead of just changing the means.

@@someguy2135 My ears are fine. Have some bacon.

@@fyimediaworld ​ "Bacon." Apparently, you have no better response than suggesting I eat a proven carcinogen. What a non sequitur.

@@babajaiy8246 The fact that some people fail to make a vegan diet work does not reflect on the diet. It reflects on them. There are some with genetic problems, but they are the exceptions. Sounds like we agree that factory farmed and processed meat should be avoided. That would be good. Evolving to a plant based diet for humankind would be even better for the planet, other sentient animals, and (for most people) each individual's health.