@exfatloss There are some hidden settings on the iPhone which really help things. When on a call, swipe down the Control Centre and tap the call app you are using at the top.
Wide Spectrum is very clear.
Automatic is default, and if it selects Voice Isolation you’ll lose a lot of quality.
@GoranForsb7901@BenBikmanPhD@EricLDaugh If this were true, then people wouldn’t be able to then reverse those diseases by doubling down on said animal foods. Yet they are.
The primary problem is processed foods.
@CaryKelly11 This is a propaganda piece. I saw the same headline from over 20 sources, all within 48 hours.
The only way that happens is through coordination.
@CaryKelly11 I had some maltitol Guylian-style chocolates once.
My entire dinner later that day passed through me in under two hours, undigested.
I don’t think it’s a healthy ingredient. My body wanted it out. Might be good for weight-loss, though.
Again, making generalisations and trying to apply them to specific farms.
This is typical of vegan propaganda; just like finding the worst treatment of animals globally, and claiming it to be the norm in every farm in every country.
All farming is detrimental to the environment to an extent. The only ways to truly work with nature are hunting and foraging. But we are well past that.
Anyway, the original topic was about milk. So to save you the bother of diverting the subject another dozen times (vegan tactic #31), I shall close the conversation here.
Deforestation happened years ago, for all forms of farming.
I think you’ll find pastures are way more integrated into nature than monocropped agriculture. That isn’t hospitable for anything but the target crop.
You may also be interested to know the lamb I eat have access to woodland.
@ozertayizx@PlantBasedNews They eat pastures. And you made a massive deal over animals eating seeds using infographics; throwing out stupid assumptions and failing to prove a point.
My comment about seeds was as ridiculous as the OP’s is about milk. There aren’t designated consumers in nature.
@PETAUK So in your world we’ll waste the leather and instead create poor-quality environmentally-toxic plastic clothing instead.
As long as cows are bred for food we should utilise as much of the animal as possible.
@PlantBasedNews For the few who do it, it’s because they like the taste and it doesn’t negatively affect them.
What is the gotcha you think you have?
There isn’t a carnivore rule book; only guidelines for different styles, and you can eat whatever you like based on your own personal goals.
@sibaburck You totally missed the point. People value what is close to them.
Would be a very strange world if people treated their own kids and other kids with equal importance.