REALITY CHECKS WITH STACI-LEE

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Going Vegan for the Animals (and Yourself)

Reality Checks with Staci-lee

Have you ever thought about going vegan? It’s a lot easier than you might think.

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Giving up fatty meat and dairy might seem like an impossible task but the health benefits alone will greatly improve your quality of life. The cruelty that comes with animal agriculture is more than most people are aware. Add to that the damage done to our water and land. The strain on our healthcare system from diseases caused either directly or indirectly by eating animals and animal by products costs hundreds of millions of dollars. Maybe 2023 will be the year you think about all this in a new light and consider going vegan.

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