The term vegan was originally defined as a diet free of animal foods such as meat, dairy products, eggs and honey. Today, the meaning of the word is often extended to include non-food products, such as clothing, cosmetics, health products, and pharmaceuticals, that are free of animal-derived substances. This is a way of life that can change the world, with minimal effort to prevent a large number of animal suffering, environmental degradation, the incidence of infectious diseases, and not to give people spiritual relief. Our intention is to maximize the encouragement of people to adopt a plant-based healthy lifestyle.
The vegan bottom line is different from the Vegan: Vegans and Vegans have different views on how humans use animals. This is why some vegetarians may eat animal-derived products while vegetarians may not eat them at all.
As for vegetarian Buddhist vegetarian diet requirements, some vegetarian vegans define vegetables as "not vegan". The common feature of these vegetables is that it causes unpleasant tone to occur, which is not acceptable to Buddhist communicators.
Vegetarians, Vegans and Vegan Buddhists are currently the mainstream type of vegetarianism in the world.
Driven by the global trend of vegetarianism, more types of vegetarianism have emerged.
● Diet vegetarian. In simple terms, people who only eat plants are those who avoid animal products in their diet but continue to use them for other products (such as clothes and cosmetics).
● Whole food vegetarian. These people prefer a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts and seeds.
● Junk food vegetarian. Some people rely heavily on vegan foods, such as vegan meat, fries, frozen dinners and desserts, including Oreo crackers and non-dairy ice cream.
● Raw food vegetarians. This group only eats food that is unprocessed or cooked at temperatures below 118 ° F (48 ° C).
● Low-fat, vegetarian food. This category, also known as fruitists, restricts high-fat foods such as nuts, avocados and coconuts, rather than relying mainly on fruits. Occasionally, other plants are consumed in small amounts.
