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10 years ago, I used to train and compete Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, I was trying a lot of diets and when I started yoga at the moment I decided to try being vegetarian, I felt good and watch a couple of documentaries and decided to drop meat (and alcohol), didn't even think about being vegan because I felt it was too extreme and no idea what I was going to eat. I'm originally from Argentina, on of the countries with more meat consumption per capita, I didn't know anyone vegetarian, less alone vegan.

After 5 years from that (5 years ago), I started running and was going to run my first marathon and decided to drop dairy, then I read Veganuary book, Eat & Run from Scott Jurek and Finding Ultra from Rich Roll and decided to try vegan. Once I made the connection there was no way back.

Becoming both vegetarian and then vegan, for me, started on health/sports performance, but I definitely now do it 100% for the animals.

My has been on veggieanimals for a few years now and he's doing great.

He has a atopic allergy and vets recommended some special non vegan food but decided to give it try and worked just fine.

They also have a vet you can make nutrition consultations by email, which is handy.