School Project

Can you be more specific?

Ill post the questions i have and that should help

1.Do you eat meat, drink and eat dairy and/or wear animals, why?        


2.Do you know how the farm animals are treated on the farms before they are slaughtered? if so please explain.

•        Pig
•        Cow
•        Sheep
•        Chicken
•        Fish

3.Do you know that a lot of products such as hair, makeup, body ect are tested on animals?


4.What products do you use and do you know weather they are tasted on animals?


5.If companies and supermarkets advertised better on packaging or signs what products are tested on animals would you still buy them?


6.Would you or have you ever considered going Vegetarian or Vegan?


7.Do you know that Vegetarianism and Veganism can be a lot healthier then eating meat if done properly?


8.Have you ever been to a farm if so how were the animals treated? Was it a slaughter farm or milking farm.

these are good

Thanks, got any to add? lol

If there was one animal product you could go without for a month, which would it be and why?

Milk
Yogurt
Pork
Chicken
etc..

-Do you stop eating meat during National Vegetarian Week? Would you consider going vegan for a week instead?

-Do you believe free-range and organic meat, eggs and milk are cruelty free?

-Which of the following is the greatest cause of global greenhouse gases?
A) transport (ie. cars, buses, trucks, planes, ships, etc)
B) meat production
C) our electricity use




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What do you think of those?

Thats great question!

Thanks heaps there awesome questions

Oh oh oh... and...

-Is dairy an effective means of preventing osteoporosis? Why?



Then explain to them that the animal proteins in milk make our blood acidic, and in order to neutralize it, calcium phosphate is leached from our bones, actually increasing the risk of osteoporosis and fractures, not decreasing it. Also that the countries with the highest milk consumption also have the highest osteoporosis rates, as opposed to countries where milk consumption is extraordinarily low, as are osteoporosis rates, as the best way to obtain calcium is from plant based foods.

Ahem. Sorry. Got a little carried away.