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[dayaneguimaraes]

RESENHA: PROTETOR SOLAR FPS 50 – BEVEG

Olá pessoas! Hoje trouxe para vocês a minha experiência com o protetor solar BeVeg da Farmax. Depois de alguns meses de uso, já tenho algo a dizer sobre ele. Se você quer saber mais sobre o produto e a minha opinião é só continuar lendo este post. → Leia também: RESENHA: PROTETOR SOLAR ACTINE 60FPS – DARROW RESENHA: PROTETOR SOLAR DARROW ACTINE ULTRA FPS 80 COM COR UNIVERSAL A compra deste…

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[misopethamenos]

Everyone: Oh, I love animals so much!!

Me: Oh really?

Everyone: Yeah totally!

Me: Are you sure?

Everyone: Umm.. yeah?!

Me: So why are you eating them? Like, you don´t eat your parents, friends and pets neither, do ya?

Everyone: Never has an answer to this and still thinks she/he loves animals

[littlebaliinvienna39]

Make some detox tomato drink #tomato #beGreen #GreenGram #beVeg #saveOurPlanet #LifeWild #detox #organicDrink #beHeath #healtyfood (at ALKE AparteMent..JL.TuKad BatangHari..)

[littlebaliinvienna39]

Yummy cucumber.! #vegatable #vegan #beVeg #BeGreen #saveOurPlanet #cucumber #fruit

[seeyoulaterparadise]

How to Go Veg - Replacing eggs

Good reasons to avoid using eggs your diet include:

About 70 percent of the calories in eggs are from fat, and a big portion of that fat is saturated, the kind associated with heart disease, breast cancer, and diabetes.

They are also loaded with cholesterol—about 213 milligrams for an average sized egg.

Because eggshells are fragile and porous and conditions on egg farms are crowded, eggs are the perfect host to salmonella—the bacteria that is the leading cause of food poisoning in the United States.

Smart cooks have found good substitutes for eggs. Eggs are used for binding, leavening, and adding moisture to baked goods, but they can easily be replaced:

If a recipe calls for just one or two eggs, you can often skip them.Add two tablespoons of water for each egg eliminated to balance out the moisture content of the product.

Egg replacers are available in many natural food stores. Avoid reduced–cholesterol egg products, such as EggBeaters, which contain egg whites. Instead, choose egg replacers that egg–free and are usually in a powdered form. Replace eggs in baking with a mixture of the powdered egg replacer and water according to package directions.

Make your own “egg replacer.” Use 1 heaping tablespoon of soy flour or cornstarch plus 2 tablespoons of water to replace each egg in a baked product. Or add 1 tablespoon ground flax seed to 3 tablespoons hot water to replace each egg.

In casseroles or savory baked products, use 1 ounce of mashed tofu in place of an egg.

In muffins and cookies, half a mashed banana or 2 tablespoons of applesauce can be used instead of an egg; this may also enhance the flavor of your recipe.

For vegetarian loaves and burgers, use any of the following to bind ingredients together: tomato paste, mashed potato, moistened bread crumbs, or rolled oats.

[imjustcoollikethat]

cows have feelings too!

[anotherveganblog]

Toronto Subway Riders Come Face to Face with Farm Animals

One Thousand "Why love one but eat the other?" ads running on Toronto subways have been asking Canadians to "be veg" and riders are responding. "Be Veg" Toronto Subway Ad Campaign 2011 This provocative ad series launched by a grassroots group draws attention to the similarities between the animals we call "family" and the animals we call "dinner" and highlights the shocking cruelty faced by animals raised for food in Canada. For more information visit: http://www.BeVeg.ca A Veracity Films production Co-Produced by: Kimberly Carroll and Stephanie Kittell Cinematographer & Editor: Stephanie Kittell, VeracityFilms.com On-Camera Presenter: Kimberly Carroll, Be Veg Team

[mybestfriendisaduck]

No Meat November ? (Be Veg)

So this spontaneous urge began on the subway ride from school to home on wednesday. It was the middle of rush hour, and I was happy that I was able to sit. A woman came onto the train with a baby carriage, and I stood up to offer my seat. She smiled, thanked me and sat down. I positioned myself as I stood awkwardly crammed between people like a sandwich. I was never really good at balancing on subways or buses; I sometimes fall over. Because it was so crowded, I was forced to stare at a poster that was directly infront of me.

There was a poster that I had seen quite a lot on the TTC, but this time, since I had no where else to look at, I actually read the whole thing. I felt sick to my stomach. It was an advertisement for Be Veg, a campaign encouraging people to become vegetarians. The poster displayed a kitten, with the saying "Why love one..." and then a chick next to it, under "...but eat the other?" 

Of course, I always felt some guilt whenever I had glanced at the ad. But reading the whole ad frightened me. The little box describing what happens to chickens in factory farms in Canada and the photos underneath to provide evidence. I shut my eyes and attempted to think of something else. But for the full 25 mins of the ride I couldn't look anywhere else unless I wanted to lock eyes with a stranger. 

I've always considered going vegetarian. I tried once, but then I failed when I began to crave a hot dog. I think it's because I am use to meat. I was raised to eat meat. My parents had provided meat dishes, my family and friends eat meat all the time. I love steak, and ribs... and yes that occasional cheeseburger. I also love bacon! I always knew they were animals, and sometimes I did try to think that what I was eating was once alive and was a cute, innocent animal. But it never sank in.

Later that day I went on that website. I read through the articles and I felt even more sick. I couldn't believe it. There were disturbing information and videos about what goes on in those factory farms. The neglect. The carelessness. I know some people may read this and be like "so.. they're just animals. Who cares?" but I am one of those people who often think about the other living thing's position. You only have one life, and that goes for animals, too. I know it sounds silly, but imagine yourself as an animal. You are intelligent in your own way, but you would not have the same rights or mechanics as a human would. Animals are still living breathing creatures; they have emotions. They feel joy and happiness, like when my dogs wag their tails every time I come home and the jump on me. And they feel pain and fear... it's all real. I have made up my mind...

I vow to not eat meat this entire month. I like to call it No Meat November. (Is that creative? probably not) I can't promise to stay away from meat forever, because I grew up for the past 20 years loving and eating it... but I feel like if i do something like this often, it could benefit me personally. I'd become more healthy, and it would make me feel like a better person. I wish I had the guts to be like some of my idols like Lea Michele... who is a vegetarian and is active with PETA. But perhaps if I do something like this once in a while, it'd be better than not doing anything at all..

if you're interested in the website and ads here is the link: BeVeg.ca