I'm slowly turning into a vegetarian, however I have given up most dairy already as well. A lot of this comments contain a lot of misinformation. Being a vegan helps with 3 major issues in this world: Health, environment and the ethical treatment of animals. Also, it would actually help with world hunger as most of the land used to grow food is used to feed animals, instead of feeding us. A lot of water is also used to feed these animals. Another thing, even if you are someone into bodybuilding there are plenty of vegan bodybuilders out there. Just type any of your concerns + "veganism facts" on google and you will get all the answers to your questions. If you would like documentaries you can watch 1. Forks over Knives - for health, 2. Earthlings - related to the ethical considerations, 3. Cowspiracy - environmental facts
Edit: For most vegans/vegetarians, it's not hard at all. There are strong reasons people choose these lifestyles and it weights much more than wanting to taste a piece of someone else. Personally I haven't had meat in a year and a half and I don't miss it one bit for the reasons I stated above. To my surprise, I just went to the doctor last week and my blood test is way better than it was 3 years ago and I haven't really made that big of an effort to make sure I wasn't missing nutrients
Edit: For most vegans/vegetarians, it's not hard at all. There are strong reasons people choose these lifestyles and it weights much more than wanting to taste a piece of someone else. Personally I haven't had meat in a year and a half and I don't miss it one bit for the reasons I stated above. To my surprise, I just went to the doctor last week and my blood test is way better than it was 3 years ago and I haven't really made that big of an effort to make sure I wasn't missing nutrients
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