Hi. Welcome. I went Organic before anything and noticed a health change even with processed crap. Then I went vegan with the fake meats and noticed a dramatic changed even with processed crap. Now I'm doing the Raw Vegan starting with a water fast and green juice fast thing and am noticing a level of improvement. Honestly, if you don't eliminate animal products entirely it doesn't do you, your husband, or the animals, or the planet any good. So what would be the point? Poison is still poison.
There are dishes you can make to where it satisfies enough and meat won't be missed even including flavor. I can't say that Fake meats are healthy by any means but they are a tab bit healthier than actual meat sans the Soy protein isolate. I at a lot of Beyond Meat patties, Brats, and Ground ( their chicken is Soy Protein Isolate). You won't miss the taste of meat or the clogged full feeling of meat with those products.
Miyoko's make's a decent line of non-dairy cheeses and Kite Hill is alright.
As for spouses, you do what's right for you. No law says you have to eat the same or do as the other does. Your body eat what you want. If the other person wants to waste away that's on them. No guilt there. Especially if you already addressed your concerns. The older people are the less likely they will change.
If you do pursue WFPD remember variety is key to optimal nutrition mix it up. Also you should cleanse and detox before jumping in. I am learning this is vital. Wish I knew it years ago. It's amazing and disgusting what the fat cells and intestines keep in them over the years. Remember Animal products and sugar are toxins that promote and proliferate disease.
Best and good luck.
There are dishes you can make to where it satisfies enough and meat won't be missed even including flavor. I can't say that Fake meats are healthy by any means but they are a tab bit healthier than actual meat sans the Soy protein isolate. I at a lot of Beyond Meat patties, Brats, and Ground ( their chicken is Soy Protein Isolate). You won't miss the taste of meat or the clogged full feeling of meat with those products.
Miyoko's make's a decent line of non-dairy cheeses and Kite Hill is alright.
As for spouses, you do what's right for you. No law says you have to eat the same or do as the other does. Your body eat what you want. If the other person wants to waste away that's on them. No guilt there. Especially if you already addressed your concerns. The older people are the less likely they will change.
If you do pursue WFPD remember variety is key to optimal nutrition mix it up. Also you should cleanse and detox before jumping in. I am learning this is vital. Wish I knew it years ago. It's amazing and disgusting what the fat cells and intestines keep in them over the years. Remember Animal products and sugar are toxins that promote and proliferate disease.
Best and good luck.
