Hello you vegans. Dat_Math asked me to post this again because they have a desire to sustain psychic damage.

I will also post this album of 10 similar posts I have collected from r/carnivore

Just a warning they are all as bad as the above post. There are no pictures of meat.

I have entitled these images:

Blood Tests

Liver parasites

Back pain

New Body odour

Kidney stone

Cholesterol test results

Serious headaches

Dental Plaque

Diarrhoea #2

Fat breath

Please enjoy.

    • Nephrew [he/him]
      ·
      2 years ago

      I'm pretty sure all carnivores get constant diarrhoea, liver and kidney failure, and die early from atherosclerotic heart disease.

      • Bloobish [comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        Fun fact actually, herbivores produce atherosclerotic plaque naturally (and commonly die from it) while predators don't unless they have a thyroid disorder link. Which also means primates which includes humans have a more herbivore oriented response to excess cholesterol levels. However working as a general worker at a zoo way back in highschool we also had lions and wolves develop diabetes and cancer so yeah sometimes bodies just aint meant to function perfectly long term.

        • sooper_dooper_roofer [none/use name]
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          2 years ago

          I believe that meat is inherently accelerated aging, even for predators.

          Lions live for 25 years in captivity, apes for 50

          Like, I'm pretty sure the metabolism/other things needed to process meat make you live faster and shorter.

          • CommunistBarbie [she/her]
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            2 years ago

            I believe that meat is inherently accelerated aging, even for predators.

            i want to live forever and that’s why I only eat beans

          • Bloobish [comrade/them]
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            2 years ago

            Thing is most apes are obligate herbivores (orangutans, gorillas) and those that aren't, such as chimps and bonobos, suffer from many CVD issues (in fact captive chimps commonly live longer when given zoo based diets). As for obligate carnivore predators the meaning behind what I posted is that they have evolved to not suffer from their main food sources compared to us as omnivores (or more likely originally herbivore derived ancestry) that try to juggle diets that we likely aren't fully meant to have (or least aren't meant to eat 100% of the time like insane carnists would claim). Note also that animals living in captivity have the benefit of many external stressors removed from them which greatly increases their lifespan and leading to suffering from diseases such as cancer (which increase in risk with aging).

          • NuraShiny [any]
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            2 years ago

            Yea and never have sex! Just look what it does to salmon!