I agree, man is able to and has always been made for handling eating meat. If anything, I usually feel a little stronger and more energetic when I'm eating more meat everyday. More meat equals more protein, which our muscles and organs need. Yes, I know you can get protein from plant sources such as beans, nuts, and tofu, but the protein options are much more limited, and the higher variety of protein sources we consume, the better. Our bodies need some variety. Now I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with being a vegetarian, since vegetarians eat alot of fruit and vegetables which are healthy, and alot of vegetarians avoid meat due to hating the idea of slaughtering animals which is fine if that's how they feel. But, vegetarians saying that our bodies reject meat and that animal protein is terrible and unnatural, I just don't agree with. Humans have been hunting animals for food for thousands of years, so people eating meat is very natural.
Is it normal to conclude that man wasn't made for eating animal foods?
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I agree, man is able to and has always been made for handling eating meat. If anything, I usually feel a little stronger and more energetic when I'm eating more meat everyday. More meat equals more protein, which our muscles and organs need. Yes, I know you can get protein from plant sources such as beans, nuts, and tofu, but the protein options are much more limited, and the higher variety of protein sources we consume, the better. Our bodies need some variety. Now I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with being a vegetarian, since vegetarians eat alot of fruit and vegetables which are healthy, and alot of vegetarians avoid meat due to hating the idea of slaughtering animals which is fine if that's how they feel. But, vegetarians saying that our bodies reject meat and that animal protein is terrible and unnatural, I just don't agree with. Humans have been hunting animals for food for thousands of years, so people eating meat is very natural.