>>231034Physical Examples (Malnutrition and Extreme Health Decline)
>Ignoring Deficiency Symptoms: Continuing to be a strict vegan despite experiencing severe anemia, severe hair loss, amenorrhea (cessation of menstrual cycles in succubi), or chronic extreme fatigue due to iron, protein, and vitamin B12 deficiencies, but refusing to improve one's diet or seek medical help.I do not have anemia, I am a healthy weight and regularly exercise. If I were anemic, I would not be able to perform my labor intensive job.
I do not have severe hair loss, but if I did would probably contribute that to the regular process of aging rather than from my diet. Either way I wouldnt worry about it.
I am not a succubus and therefore I do not have a menstrual cycle… but you know this so… why would you add this- oh you copy and pasted this because you cant think for yourself because youre another one of the million omni pigs who dont deserve my attention.
I also have not experienced extreme fatigue or rather any fatigue ever since I started practicing veganism, but you would have known that if you read any of my earlier posts.
>Extreme Restriction: Consuming only one or two plant-based foods (e.g., eating only raw fruit or being an extreme fruitarian, or eating only raw green vegetables without healthy carbohydrates and fats) leads to chronic starvation. What? This is the veganism thread, I dont think anyone in here has ever said theyre just sustaining themselves off of one type of food. You should source the article you ripped this from, or is it AI? You should vet the AI posts before you use it. It makes you seem stupid.
>Refusing Important Supplements: Refusing to take Vitamin B12 supplements—even though this vitamin is virtually unavailable naturally in whole plant foods—risks permanent nerve damage or impaired brain function.No one refuses supplements. I prefer to get b12 from food, but if I cant get my hands on some good legumes I do take supplements. This isn't the refusing to take your pills thread, thats on the /dep board.
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