How To Become Vegan

What do you see people eating on TV for breakfast? Cereal with cow’s
milk. Chicken eggs with sliced pig flesh. Pancakes. Waffles. Toast. Donuts
and pastries. Coffee. You’ll see the same items over and over. It wouldn’t
surprise me if 80% of the breakfast scenes on American TV shows and
movies could be covered with only five or six dishes.
If those TV foods are part of your diet, then TV and movies will have a
greater influence on you, encouraging you to keep eating what you see. And
since so many people are similarly influenced, you’ll see the same foods at
restaurants and in other people’s homes too.
But when you go vegan and stop eating those non-vegan items, you’ll
probably begin trying foods that aren’t commonly shown on TV and in
movies. Those marketing messages will no longer be so influential since
those items won’t be part of your diet anymore. This will free your mind to
begin exploring new directions instead of being so heavily influenced by
marketing messages. This will also help you become more aware of how
other disguised marketing messages are reaching you. This is one reason
that when people go vegan, they typically see ripples of positive
transformation that affect other aspects of their lives too.
Don’t be too surprised if you discover dozens, hundreds, or even
thousands of different meal options you probably never would have tried if
you hadn’t gone vegan. It’s extremely common for vegans to experience