Should I start a dairy-free diet instead of a vegan one?

A few weeks ago I was thinking of starting a vegan diet, but it came to me the other day that while animals in the wild eat each other all the time, they don't drink each others milk. So, would it not be more natural to not drink milk or consume other dairy products, but still eat meat?Should I start a dairy-free diet instead of a vegan one?
Then you better come up with another way to get calcium.

Your muscles (use it to contract, including your heart) and kidneys need calcium. If you do not get it from a dietary source it will pull it from your bones. When this happens your bones over time become fragile and leads to osteoporosis.

Also if you are going to be 'natual' then don't cook your food. Wild animals do not cook food, nor do they have refrigerators, nor do they walk upright on two legs.



FYI vegan does not use animal products in ANY way. No meat, no eggs, dairy products in their diet or apparal, so no leather or wool.Should I start a dairy-free diet instead of a vegan one?
that is vegan
Yes, but you should only eat like lean chicken breats. dont go out and eat a big steak.Should I start a dairy-free diet instead of a vegan one?
dont be a vegan. its pointless. ur not saving any cows or chickens theres more than 1 billion ppl in the world. and of those 1 billion plus ppl only like 50,000 of those are vegans. vegans dont make a difference. and it deff doesnt make u a better person. so dont let it go to ur head,
You should eat meat AND drink milk. Don't let those crazy vegans influence you. Milk is one of the best things you can drink. I have drunk milk all my life and I've never broken a bone. Milk is full of complete protein and healthy fat. The best thing for you to do is eat a balanced diet. This would include fruit, grains, protein rich food such as eggs, milk, cheese, and meat, vegetables, nuts, etc.Should I start a dairy-free diet instead of a vegan one?
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A pure vegetarian (vegan) diet does not consume any animal flesh or animal protein. So a vegan does not eat beef, pork, poultry, fish, eggs, or dairy. Dairy is not healthy. Leafy greens are a better source of calcium. Legume and whole grains provide all the nutrients you need to build proteins.



Meat and dairy provide rich protein, but there are dire health consequences to excess consumptions. No animal food products are necessary for a healthy diet.
It depends on your reasoning. It's true that animals eat each other in the wild. It's also true that human beings generally have a sense of morality which animals lack, as well as the ability to choose diets that don't involve killing.



Food for thought.