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  There are many vegans for many reasons, so stay calm & have an open mind. Veganism is a word used to  differentiate it from vegetarianism  by abstaining from animal products completely (vegetarian from V to N) especially in diet. It basically does not support the concept of animals as commodities, and is especially against dairy and eggs in a typical vegetarian diet (although traditionally eggs were not a part of it as they become animals once fertilised). Later it also excluded honey due to ethical reasons (it's not even that healthy by the way, except for healing perhaps). Though the term was coined in 1944 by Donald Watson, the concept of flesh-avoidance can be traced back to ancient Indian and eastern Mediterranean societies, and is first mentioned by the Greek philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras around 500 BCE . As you can see there was no such thing as animal agriculture back then nor probably back in 1944 (many cows just had diseases like Tuberculosis). Therefore,

Ninja must weigh 60kg or less! Ninja performed espionage in attics and under floors, made deft movements, and practiced camouflage, among other things. To be able to lift 60kg in training is to be able to lift oneself, including hanging from ceilings. Foods eaten by the ninja For health, ninja avoided meat, fish, dairy, and sugars in favor of a diet centered on whole-grain rice and vegetables. Also, to avoid being detected when sneaking or hiding, they avoided foods that might lead to body odor. Ninja clothing Jet-black would cause the form to stand out in the light of the moon, so a dark navy blue dying method was usually used. Source: https://www.iganinja.jp/en/about/igaryu.html ( Mowrad Rownak Flowrendo explains the link between veganism and spirituality esp. martial arts) Just cause we CAN eat meat doesn't mean we have to; humans can consume a lot of crazy shit (like sand, urine, milk - after infancy - and .. hen periods - egg - and even metal) but the question is what is opt