damngoodcoffee
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Same with me.It is just what happens to me, I don't crave animal protein and when I eat it I feel irritable, anxious and with the need to eat carbs. And then, after eating these carbs I feel tired and lethargic...
I'm perfectly happy eating a Peaty plant-based diet. Been doing this since the end of 2018 (with a few exceptions due to social circumstances) and I feel the best I've ever felt. Never felt constantly this good for even a whole day before this. I stopped craving animal foods and so I stopped eating them with the result of starting to really feel awesome. I was afraid at first due to previous disastrous attempt at veganism. I still had the intuitive feeling that we don't need to eat animals so I was curious about the Peaty veganism.
My idea of Peaty vegan:
-Tubers & Roots (skinless, well-cooked)
-Fruits & Berries(ripe good quality fresh, dried and juice)
-Refined Grains (well-cooked)
-Greens (well-cooked)
-some Whole Grains (soaked, well-cooked)
-some Legumes (soaked, well-cooked) These require a long long cooking time, otherwise they give me a couple of farts, and I like zero farts.
-needless to say: Coffee
-sometimes a little Coconut and Cacao products
At first I supplemented vit D and B12. Now I'm experimenting with having zero supplements. Getting as much sun as possible and trusting my bacteria in producing the B12. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone but I'm a maverick lol and like to experiment with myself. Feel great so far.
"Intestinal bacteria are an important source of B12, and many plant materials contain some. Carotene can be converted to vitamin A when B12 is available. I don't think the real causes of a B12 deficiency are known. A generous dietary source of both A and B12 is desirable, but usually not essential." -RP