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Seriosuly though, tehre is another way of doing it fast yet slowly. Be full vegan, 100% all the way through for a certain time period. Let's say three weeks, or a two months or five days or whatever you're comfortable with. Stick to it very strictly for that time period becasue this will teach you how hard (or probably easy) it is to be a fairly strict vegan and if you do it for a long ehough period you might notice some benefits too (feeling better, eating better, saving money).
Anyway, that's what I did and that's how I got hooked. I was of course already a vegetarian, the step wasn't huge, but I had been afraid to take it for almost 20 years. So I decided to give it three months, and was a 100% (or perhaps 99%) vegan during this time. Turned out to be much easier that I had thought. Going step by step you might not notice this but be more focused on all the little "problems" that come up.
Or maybe there is!Originally Posted by AddieB
This. There's nothing wrong with taking the process forward slowly...
Seriosuly though, tehre is another way of doing it fast yet slowly. Be full vegan, 100% all the way through for a certain time period. Let's say three weeks, or a two months or five days or whatever you're comfortable with. Stick to it very strictly for that time period becasue this will teach you how hard (or probably easy) it is to be a fairly strict vegan and if you do it for a long ehough period you might notice some benefits too (feeling better, eating better, saving money).
Anyway, that's what I did and that's how I got hooked. I was of course already a vegetarian, the step wasn't huge, but I had been afraid to take it for almost 20 years. So I decided to give it three months, and was a 100% (or perhaps 99%) vegan during this time. Turned out to be much easier that I had thought. Going step by step you might not notice this but be more focused on all the little "problems" that come up.
