Chapter 76 vegetarian diet

When a fruit is buried in the ground, it will grow another fruit tree under the right conditions; but if the carcass or remains of an animal are buried in the ground, it will only rot and stink. This gives vegetarians a theoretical basis. Meat contains a lot of acid which, when eaten into the body, can cause all kinds of problems for the meat eater.In fact, the main source of human nutrition is the chlorophyll produced by sunlight photosynthesis, so even carnivorous animals such as lions and tigers also eat vegetarian animals such as sheep and deer to absorb the essence of sunlight.The protein needed by humans is not lacking in legumes.So in theory, vegetarianism is absolutely feasible.

It is an ancient belief that the more intelligent an animal is, the less suitable its meat is to eat, because its body is full of various emotions, and eating it will have a bad effect on us. Carnivorous animals are obviously much larger in terms of aggressiveness. Ligers, tigers, leopards, snakes, crocodiles, and sharks in the sea are all vicious carnivores that eat fat. So vegetarian humans should also be more rational and peaceful. Assuming this is the case, the question is whether they will become this highly competitive carnivore when they face other carnivores, when they face their more aggressive counterparts. Victim of culture?