There are some people who have found that meats and any products made from animals are unfitting for their lifestyle. This decision is made for any number of reasons, whether it’s spiritual, health, or animal rights. These products are completely removed from their daily life, and usually they will find better health or happiness because of it. These people are most commonly known as ‘vegetarians’, and make the decision to eat no meat, but they still will often have dairy products and other food made with help from animals. People who won’t eat meat or any animal byproducts are known as ‘vegans’. They will not consume any dairy products, and in many cases even avoid all whey products. But for bodybuilding, it is nothing but rigorous physical demands and a diet that will require massive meat consumption. So what happens to some ...

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Some people have found that animal meat and byproducts don’t fit their lifestyle, whether it is for spiritual, health, or other reasons. They remove these products from their life, and find better health or happiness as a result. Some are known as ‘vegetarians’, and choose not to eat meat, but will often consume dairy products and other animal byproducts. Others, known as ‘vegans’, choose not to eat any foods in which an animal has been consumed in any way. They do not eat dairy, and many even abstain from whey products. Bodybuilding is known for its rigorous physical demands and enormous meat consumption. What happens when a bodybuilder determines that a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle is right for him/her? How should he make the transition? Are there any long-term pitfalls of which he should ...

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