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OhPhoney OhPhoney SA Posts: 6
1 25 Feb 2014
Hello guys, new here!
I am not yet a vegetarian, though that's what I'm aiming for. I'm suffering from depression at the moment, and that proves to make eating healthy immensely difficult, but lately I've been trying VERY hard to eat healthier. Then hopefully I will prove to mum that I can be a healthy vegetarian  love

Some advice from you guys would be lovely, and very much appreciated!
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tiedyedtofu tiedyedtofu NSW Posts: 221
2 25 Feb 2014
Hey, nice to meet you XD Hope you have a great time on here. We were all once in your position. Feel free to ask us anything happy
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Jenna12 Jenna12 WA Posts: 2
3 26 Feb 2014
Love your message and it's something I've been researching for a number of years. I was a vegan for several years, then vegetarian. Macro biotic. I've pretty much tried everything.

Have a read of this article about how closely linked food is to our mood (depression) on a micro nutrient level. happy

http://robbwolf.com/2012/03/23/nutrition-depression/
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tiedyedtofu tiedyedtofu NSW Posts: 221
4 26 Feb 2014
Whoopsies i missed the bit about depression. Hope your recovering happy
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Casper.s2 Casper.s2 SA Posts: 1640
5 26 Feb 2014
OhPhoney said:
Hello guys, new here!
I am not yet a vegetarian, though that's what I'm aiming for. I'm suffering from depression at the moment, and that proves to make eating healthy immensely difficult, but lately I've been trying VERY hard to eat healthier. Then hopefully I will prove to mum that I can be a healthy vegetarian  love

Some advice from you guys would be lovely, and very much appreciated!
Hey! being healthy isn't the best part to being vego. With food suiting your morals more, being up to your standard of living. You also feel better as a person!

Being a healthy Vego, is to simply not fall for junk food as a crutch. There are some wild indulgent vego deserts around the place! Have fun with it. Vego/Vega is a whole new world.

I have always hated eating, it has just not interested me... food has always been an obligation to me in my life. I'd dream of being a hermit, living off one type of grain, with food by all means being no main part of my existence.

After getting out of hospital with mild malnutrition and from severe anxiety, I just decided I'd put more effort into doing things MY WAY.

That happened to make me realize, that all the reasons I didn't enjoy eating... were subconsciously the guilt and also the waste of the way in which society is trended.
It was just animals I didn't like being products!

Vega for me has been discovering |FOOD| for the first time as a concept in my life. I love finding new things. The restriction on my diet hasn't given me less to choose from, it has given me sooooo much more... People say "what do you eat" and all they eat is a burger and some fries???? Or a steak or some shnags? Wow such variety.

It is the easy way of living... it is harmful to people who do it wrong...

I mean... I was suffering malnutrition not because "meat is bad for me" but of course I wasn't eating enough of other things.... you can be healthy both ways (ideally, just not in this society where our meat is poisoned by a terrible way of living, bad feed and chemical stimulants)... I just find it more ethically suiting, to seek being a healthy vego....

You just have to eat a range of things to make up for "not having meat"....

Animals might seem lost, stupid or dumb, but humans have put them in cages and wonder why they don't seem intelligent? What can any person do in a prison, they are not capable of escaping... they go crazy about checking everything they eat... but being a community.. people help hold these standards high, so we aren't all alone... in this prison... we are making more beautiful each day, by doing what we are discovering and learning is right, our own way.

Ruminant animals walk around chewing food all day, digesting with multiple stomachs... then when all their work is done converting mere grass and such into more complex things... we eat them as what... take away (quick eateateat! you don't have time before workworkwork... no thanks)... we eat them because WE are lazy, stupid and dumb. lead by our ears.

You've discovered that the world you have been supplied, has not turned out being the best thing for you... it causes anxiety and depression to be doing things that are against your morals... and simply "not knowing"....

This is such an exciting discovery for you! I hope you can approach your obstacles with more confidence in the future and keep trying until you have found the foods that suit you. Not just eat what ever is 'available'. People make beautiful food, don't be fooled...

being healthy isn't the challenge, nor being happy being vego. It is how you go about living, now being informed and knowing what few others do. How to treat them and how to know what is the best way to help them do the right things by themselves.

But first... figure out what you want... and go for it happy
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OhPhoney OhPhoney SA Posts: 6
6 27 Feb 2014
Jenna12 said:
Love your message and it's something I've been researching for a number of years. I was a vegan for several years, then vegetarian. Macro biotic. I've pretty much tried everything.

Have a read of this article about how closely linked food is to our mood (depression) on a micro nutrient level. happy

http://robbwolf.com/2012/03/23/nutrition-depression/
Thanks for the help! I'll check the link out as soon as I can! I'm at school at the moment and the site is blocked. I ran out of credit the other day, so
I can't check it out on my phone either  rolleyes
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OhPhoney OhPhoney SA Posts: 6
7 27 Feb 2014
4_animals said:
Whoopsies i missed the bit about depression. Hope your recovering happy
Thank you  love
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OhPhoney OhPhoney SA Posts: 6
8 27 Feb 2014
Casper.s2 said:
OhPhoney said:
Hello guys, new here!
I am not yet a vegetarian, though that's what I'm aiming for. I'm suffering from depression at the moment, and that proves to make eating healthy immensely difficult, but lately I've been trying VERY hard to eat healthier. Then hopefully I will prove to mum that I can be a healthy vegetarian  love

Some advice from you guys would be lovely, and very much appreciated!
Hey! being healthy isn't the best part to being vego. With food suiting your morals more, being up to your standard of living. You also feel better as a person!

Being a healthy Vego, is to simply not fall for junk food as a crutch. There are some wild indulgent vego deserts around the place! Have fun with it. Vego/Vega is a whole new world.

I have always hated eating, it has just not interested me... food has always been an obligation to me in my life. I'd dream of being a hermit, living off one type of grain, with food by all means being no main part of my existence.

After getting out of hospital with mild malnutrition and from severe anxiety, I just decided I'd put more effort into doing things MY WAY.

That happened to make me realize, that all the reasons I didn't enjoy eating... were subconsciously the guilt and also the waste of the way in which society is trended.
It was just animals I didn't like being products!

Vega for me has been discovering |FOOD| for the first time as a concept in my life. I love finding new things. The restriction on my diet hasn't given me less to choose from, it has given me sooooo much more... People say "what do you eat" and all they eat is a burger and some fries???? Or a steak or some shnags? Wow such variety.

It is the easy way of living... it is harmful to people who do it wrong...

I mean... I was suffering malnutrition not because "meat is bad for me" but of course I wasn't eating enough of other things.... you can be healthy both ways (ideally, just not in this society where our meat is poisoned by a terrible way of living, bad feed and chemical stimulants)... I just find it more ethically suiting, to seek being a healthy vego....

You just have to eat a range of things to make up for "not having meat"....

Animals might seem lost, stupid or dumb, but humans have put them in cages and wonder why they don't seem intelligent? What can any person do in a prison, they are not capable of escaping... they go crazy about checking everything they eat... but being a community.. people help hold these standards high, so we aren't all alone... in this prison... we are making more beautiful each day, by doing what we are discovering and learning is right, our own way.

Ruminant animals walk around chewing food all day, digesting with multiple stomachs... then when all their work is done converting mere grass and such into more complex things... we eat them as what... take away (quick eateateat! you don't have time before workworkwork... no thanks)... we eat them because WE are lazy, stupid and dumb. lead by our ears.

You've discovered that the world you have been supplied, has not turned out being the best thing for you... it causes anxiety and depression to be doing things that are against your morals... and simply "not knowing"....

This is such an exciting discovery for you! I hope you can approach your obstacles with more confidence in the future and keep trying until you have found the foods that suit you. Not just eat what ever is 'available'. People make beautiful food, don't be fooled...

being healthy isn't the challenge, nor being happy being vego. It is how you go about living, now being informed and knowing what few others do. How to treat them and how to know what is the best way to help them do the right things by themselves.

But first... figure out what you want... and go for it happy
I’m looking to have some fun with it now! I’ve got this vegetarian recipe book that I got from my Nanna that I have not yet used. I have not yet used ANY recipe book to be honest. I’ve never cooked anything before. rolleyes

It’s got some really yummy looking meals and I’d love to get some of those together! tongue

I feel the same way;
{That happened to make me realize, that all the reasons I didn't enjoy eating... were subconsciously the guilt and also the waste of the way in which society is trended.
It was just animals I didn't like being products!}

I could definitely go on quoting everything you’ve stated, but I’m sure you don’t need to re-read everything you’ve said and read again and again ‘I understand’, ‘I agree’, and all.
But really, thank you so much for putting all that effort into your reply! It’s been a lot of help to me!
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OhPhoney OhPhoney SA Posts: 6
9 27 Feb 2014
Accidental
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