There are many supermarket personal care products out there that claim to not use animal-derived ingredients but aren’t really vegan because they test their products on animals. Similarly, many companies tout their products as “Cruelty-free” but use animal derived ingredients in them. We present the solutions in this guide!

Most people are very intimidated by the idea of eliminating animal products from their lives. This isn’t surprising, considering we live in a society that’s largely built on the use of animals for food, clothing, as raw materials and also to test new products. Going vegan is like rejecting society itself, and that obviously doesn’t seem like a lot of fun.

Can your unborn baby be healthy on your plant-based diet? Yep! Can vegan athletes win sports competitions? Positive! But can you get ripped? Sure! How about getting Hollywood sexy? YES, YES, YES! With a nutritionally balanced diet and a little help from supplements, of course. Whatever your needs are, you can be sure that there are plant-based supplements in the market that can help you achieve all your health goals.

Our earliest ancestors didn’t drink milk and didn’t need to worry about calcium at all. Milk didn’t appear in human diets until around 10,000 years ago, and even then it was common only in certain population groups. But anthropologists speculate that the diets of early humans were rich in calcium—with intakes higher than today’s RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) for this nutrient—because they dined on calcium-rich greens.

Why bother going vegan? Aren’t there a million more important things to worry about? What about world peace? What about poverty? What about human suffering? What about plant suffering? Vegans just seem like misguided idealists; moreover, isn’t veganism extreme, inconvenient and ultimately only for people who are hippies, animal rights nut jobs