Join the awakening: Become Vegan today

  Veganism  is often seen as a personal choice, driven by health or ethical concerns about animal welfare. However, it’s important to recognize that veganism is also deeply connected to social justice issues, including human rights and environmental justice. By examining the ways in which animal rights and human rights intersect, we can gain a deeper understanding of the impact of our dietary choices and work towards creating a more just and equitable world for all. One of the main connections between animal rights and human rights is the issue of exploitation. Just as humans have been historically exploited for labor, resources, and profit, animals have been exploited for food, clothing, and other products. In both cases, the exploitation is driven by a desire for profit and economic gain, with little regard for the well-being of the individuals involved. By choosing to live a  vegan lifestyle , we can help to reduce the demand for products that rely on the exploitation ...

Veganism is a lifestyle choice that involves avoiding the use of animal products or by-products for any purpose, including food, clothing, cosmetics, and other household items. It is a philosophy and way of life that has ethical, environmental, and health implications. In this blog, we will take a closer look at veganism by exploring its definition, history, and movement. Definition of Veganism Veganism is a lifestyle choice that involves abstaining from the use of animal products or by-products. Vegans avoid consuming meat, fish, dairy, eggs, honey, and other animal-based products. They also avoid using leather, wool, silk, and other materials derived from animals. Veganism is not just a dietary choice but a way of life that involves ethical, environmental, and health considerations. It promotes compassion, respect, and justice for all beings and encourages the use of sustainable and ethical practices that benefit the environment and society. History of Veganism T...