Oh my...if I was a vegitarian I think i'd shrivel up and die 
I am a carnivore born and bread 
i don't know how you do it Jag.
PB
Believe me, ...it wasn't easy. At first everything tasted so bland I wanted to toss the cookies at every turn.
Then about 3 weeks into it, ...my better felt fantastic. I had sooo much more energy, my mind, body, instincts... everything seemed to come together like a fine tuned motor. I slept better, my digestion was better, my skin cleared up, it was like night & day. Then after the month of complete veganism as prescribed by the herbalist, I was given permission to eat as I normally did. I chomped down on a burger, and wanted to hurl. It tasted good, ...but my body felt horrible. ...sluggish, no pep in my step. When i went back to eating meat and dairy, my pores clogged, I lacked energy, would get irritable, I lost my ESP, clairvoyance and telepathic abilities. As much as I wanted to chow down on a quarter pounder with cheese, the benefits of veganism far outweighed anything meat had to offer.
I liken it to walking around with a pebble in your shoe. If you've had a pebble in your shoe from day 1, you're used to it and don't know any other way, ...but take that pebble out and put a few soft gel insoles in there and you could never go back to the pebble. It's easier every day. There are more choices readily and conveniently available, and you can make anything taste like a burger or bacon these days so I don't really miss it. I'm not strictly vegan, i will indulge in poultry every once in a while, ...and there's no passing up on the Haagen Dazs, but I strike a happy medium with vegetarianism, and my body, mind & spirit work well together with it. my life force energy beams brighter as a vegetarian. If you've never had a Kirlian <sp?> photo taken, you should. It would blow your mind.
