🥗 Nutrition, Health and Vegan Living

Does anyone else find vegan protein powders a bit hit or miss for overall health?

Is eating “raw vegan” actually healthier, or just a dangerous Instagram fad that influencers are profiting from?

Are B12 and DHA supplements proof that veganism is an incomplete human diet, or just modern necessities for everyone?

Should vegans quit pushing lab-grown meat and just admit real vegetables are the future?

Is raw veganism a legitimate health choice or just an eating disorder in disguise?

Are AI meal planners worth the cost for vegan health on a budget?

What's your take on vitamin B12 supplements for long-term vegan health?

Are viral plant-based proteins worth the hype in 2025?

Should eco-conscious people ditch organic labels when they cost more but don't always mean better for the environment?

How do you actually get enough B12 without relying on supplements?

Is an AI diet planner actually healthier than just eating intuitively?

What's your take on the carnivore diet for someone who's been vegan for years?

Are you considering vegan protein over traditional meat alternatives in 2025?

Biggest mistake when going vegan for high protein intake?

Are fake meats actually worse for you than the real thing, and no one wants to say it?

Are “whole food vegans” just shaming people who survive on vegan junk food?

Are smoothie bowls and avocado toast ruining the health food movement as a status symbol?

Is the vegan keto trend a genuine hack for longevity, or just a desperate attempt to copy carnivore bros?

Does the "local is always better" rule actually hurt the planet more than it helps?

After the price of vegan protein shot up, are you switching to whole foods instead?