0051 Veganism: Is It Truly the Future of Food?

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Veganism is more than just a diet — it’s a movement driven by compassion for animals and care for the planet. From avoiding meat, milk, and honey to rejecting leather, vegans dream of a cruelty-free world. But is it truly practical and healthy for everyone?  In this video, we explore:  Why people choose veganism and the love behind it 🐄🐑  Can humans really thrive only on plant-based food? 🌱  Are gorillas and elephants good comparisons for human diets?  The scientific truth about nutrition gaps and supplements  Future solutions: lab-grown meat and sustainable balance  👉 Do you think veganism can be adopted by all, or is a balanced middle path the real answer? Share your thoughts in the comments ⬇️  Don’t forget to Like 👍, Share 🔁, and Subscribe 🔔 to Truth N Trends for more myth-busting and rational discussions. Thanks for watching. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

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00:00Dear viewers, welcome to truth hen trends. Deepak, today when I was stuck in traffic,

00:13I saw a man dragging a lamb to a butcher shop. The poor animal was staring at hanging flesh

00:20of other goats and literally crying. It was heartbreaking. I told my dad and he said,

00:26If I really feel the pain of animals, I should turn vegan. Avoid meat, milk, even honey and leather.

00:34Honestly, I'm thinking about it. Don't you feel people should support veganism?

00:39Sonia, I really admire your compassion. If everyone cared for animals like you,

00:45the world would be kinder. But when we see it scientifically and globally, it's not that simple.

00:51But Deepak, many vegans live happily. They avoid harming animals. They save cows from dairy cruelty,

00:58bees from honey exploitation, even reject leather shoes. Isn't that the most ethical way?

01:04Yes, ethically it's beautiful. But practically millions of people in poor countries rely on milk,

01:11eggs or fish for cheap nutrition. If suddenly everyone stops, hunger and malnutrition may rise.

01:17But look at gorillas, elephants, rhinos. They're plant eaters yet so strong. If they can get power

01:24from plants, why not humans? Good point. But their bodies are different. Gorillas have a huge gut

01:31and microbes that break down cellulose to make protein. Humans can't digest grass that way.

01:38For us, balanced plant protein needs careful planning. Otherwise, deficiencies like B12 and Omega 3 happen.

01:45So, are you saying veganism makes people weak? Not exactly. With knowledge, supplements and fortified

01:52foods, vegans can be healthy. But without them, risks are real. Low B12, low iron, even weak bones.

02:00That's why doctors say vegan diet must be very carefully planned. Okay. But what about lab-grown meat?

02:08Isn't that the future, meat without killing animals? Exactly. Lab-grown meat and plant-based

02:15alternatives are growing fast. Imagine, chicken biryani without a single chicken harmed.

02:21Already some restaurants serve vegan chicken nuggets and lab burgers. This could truly reduce

02:28animal suffering while keeping nutrition intact. So Deepak, what do we conclude? Should people become

02:33vegan or not? Sonia, veganism is noble and should be respected. But it may not be practical for

02:39everyone. The best path? Eat less meat, support alternatives and push for lab-grown meat.

02:47Even small reductions save millions of animals. That sounds fair. Respect those who are vegan,

02:54reduce harm where possible but stay scientific about health. Exactly. Viewers, what do you think?

03:00Can you try a meat-free day every week? Comment below, share this video and subscribe for more

03:08rational debates. We'll be back with another eye-opening episode soon. Thanks for watching.

03:13Jai Hind!

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