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For questions that relate to health benefits of certain foods/diets and how veg*n food can affect your health in general.
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Do vegans have higher testosterone levels?
Do vegans have higher testosterone levels than non-vegans?
cf. "Does eating soy lower testosterone?"
There are studies that show fasting increases T levels, too.
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Is it true that no traditional culture ever subsisted on a pure plant-based diet?
It is definitely not true "that a plant-based diet never sustained any traditional culture."
St. Jerome gives numerous examples of cultures in antiquity who abstained from eating flesh in Against Jovi …
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Is it true that no traditional culture ever subsisted on a pure plant-based diet?
Dr. Weston A. Price claims in his Nutrition and Physical Degeneration that a plant-based diet never sustained any traditional culture.
As yet I have not found a single group of primitive racial st …
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