Don’t ask me why – there’s no good reason. For me, attempting to move to a Vegan diet is silly. It’s silly because I don’t have the knowledge, time nor patience to stick with it and correctly execute it. <\/p>\n
The best reasons I can come up with for even trying it are:
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– boredom
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– wanting to challege my own ‘will power’
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– watching “Super Size Me”
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– reading “Endless Summer”, Sean Grady’s vegan-fueled singlespeed tour across the United States<\/a><\/p>\n So it’s been a week now and I feel… weak \ud83d\ude1b But I haven’t given up like I thought I would. I can’t believe I haven’t eaten chocolate in a week!! Previously that would have been unheard of for me. I think I will try and stick with it for a while longer and do my best to improve my diet while I’m at it. This little experiment may not last but hopefully I’ll come out of it with a better understanding of my own nutrient requirements (and hopefully not an excessive lack of iron!). Without all the sugars and meats I ate previously my riding feels slower. It’s taken the edge off a little bit and I run out of steam quicker but I can still fend off a few roadies whilst out on the singlespeed! \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Don’t ask me why – there’s no good reason. For me, attempting to move to a Vegan diet is silly. It’s silly because I don’t have the knowledge, time nor patience to stick with it and correctly execute it. The … Continue reading
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