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Hooked · 09-25-2009, 08:26 PM

I tried to eat vegetarian last year. I kept at it pretty good, pretty much got off fleisch dependence. But I did absolutely no planning for it, and I was smoking a lot of tar, and I ended up losing thirty pounds over the course of nine months or so.

Ate at a vegan place in SF, in Chinatown. Dericious shtuff. Wheat puffs, hehe.

I don't know, there's definitely a correlation between the quality of the food you eat and how you feel after consuming it. But eating consciously isn't easy at all, and it's expensive, too, for the most part. I'd be down to try and eliminate certain things in my life again in the future, but I want to be able to do so comfortably, in a manner of speaking.

I mean, shit, I was off fast food completely, got back on it this summer, it's fucking scary how addictive high fat/processed food is.

09-25-2009, 08:26 PM	#3 (permalink)
Hooked Hedonistic fool Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Denver Metro Posts: 5,479 Thanks: 22 Thanked 35 Times in 28 Posts	I tried to eat vegetarian last year. I kept at it pretty good, pretty much got off fleisch dependence. But I did absolutely no planning for it, and I was smoking a lot of tar, and I ended up losing thirty pounds over the course of nine months or so. Ate at a vegan place in SF, in Chinatown. Dericious shtuff. Wheat puffs, hehe. I don't know, there's definitely a correlation between the quality of the food you eat and how you feel after consuming it. But eating consciously isn't easy at all, and it's expensive, too, for the most part. I'd be down to try and eliminate certain things in my life again in the future, but I want to be able to do so comfortably, in a manner of speaking. I mean, shit, I was off fast food completely, got back on it this summer, it's fucking scary how addictive high fat/processed food is. __________________ The never-ending quest to find a reason to smile...