Reply #55: Obviously not, as many people are vegan and many cardiologists and other doctors

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recommend that diet above all others.

I've never tried living vegan anywhere. If I did, I would probably try it in Boston first.

However, with all that has been written about the subject, I am sure someone who is passionate about eating vegan has written about eating vegan in cold climates and infertile rural areas.

Living vegan, as opposed to eating vegan, seems to me to be primarily for the good of non-human animal and not a matter of human health. While I am certainly not opposed to that, it is a horse of a different color (which I would not recommending eating).