84 percent of vegetarian quit the diet usually with in a year
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The Sad Reality of Athletes Going Vegan and Getting Injured
A study came out last year that was paid for by the US Humane Research Council, (animal rights nuts) and they found that 84 percent of the morons that decide to go vegan or vegetarian quit the diet usually with in a year. This is because their bodies simply can’t handle it. Actress Anne Hathaway explained to People Magazine what it was like to have meat after going years without it, “So I had a piece of salmon and my brain felt like a computer rebooting…I just didn’t feel good or healthy,” she said in November, adding that she was ‘not strong.’ And after the salmon in Iceland, she ‘just felt better.”
The Sad Reality of Athletes Going Vegan and Getting Injured
A study came out last year that was paid for by the US Humane Research Council, (animal rights nuts) and they found that 84 percent of the morons that decide to go vegan or vegetarian quit the diet usually with in a year. This is because their bodies simply can’t handle it. Actress Anne Hathaway explained to People Magazine what it was like to have meat after going years without it, “So I had a piece of salmon and my brain felt like a computer rebooting…I just didn’t feel good or healthy,” she said in November, adding that she was ‘not strong.’ And after the salmon in Iceland, she ‘just felt better.”
We're told that (1) no gold medals in sport for those eating high-fat diets and (2) we should do exactly what the gold medal winners do.
Well, this is what South African Tete Dijana, one of world's very best ultramarathon runners, ate the night before he destroyed the field in the 2022 90km .
In the 88km 2023 Tete Dijana again won the gold medal, also breaking the course record by more than 4 minutes.
Wonder when the rest of the Comrades Marathon field will consider following his example?
(Thanks to ultra-Coach for posting this picture).
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