My self-Amar Kanguri from Karanataka
I would like to share my fillings about human body need vegetarian or non-vegetarian.
Whatever I going to write is it’s totally my belief only. It’s what I understand and learned throughout my life & my experiences.
Our body meant for both veg and non-veg, but it depends on where we live and what conditions. That depending on geographical condition and circumstances. Like if we are living in India, we must be vegetarian. Because our lands geographical conditions are made for vegetarian.
We imagine that we are living in ancient time period like 1000 or 2000 years back. Compere to middle east countries or European countries. India means not todays its in that period. Our land is fully fertilized and even climatic conditions too so good for agriculture, so many rivers, soil is so much fertilized we can grow any kind of crops, everything is balanced. In other hand European countries climatic conditions are very cold maximum ice lands and in middle east full of desert no rain high temperature. In those countries farming is not possible in all the season and any kind of crops, like those countries non-veg food was necessity for them, they have no option. In India every thing is balanced we have Iceland’s, desert, thick forests, Mountains ranges, proper rain falls, River falls, because of these all-climatic conditions in this land we can grow any kind of crops.
Our civilization was very reach, developed, technically advanced very sound those are made our country rich by traditionally and culturally even today so there is no need to be non-vegetarian in this country.
Biological conditions of human body are made for vegetarian food, our gums can move horizontal and vertical both the way, our small intestinal cord length, structure of teeth are as similar as herbivores animals. But according to geographical conditions as explained above humans are adopted non vegetarian foods. Other wise our body is made for totally vegetarian.
Let Discus about our land and geography is three sides ocean another side Himalya mountain range and our civilization are divided in casts and tribes. In casts mainly Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudras and according to today’s society SC, ST. Let’s discus one by one.
Brahmin Community those are totally vegetarian Except Costal line Brahmins. Costal line Brahmins use to eat only fish as a non-veg other wise they are also pure vegetarian. Even there is reason behind, because in costal belt other than paddy cropping is not much possible so with rice, they use to be fish as second main course in meals.
Kshatriya (warriors) community 70% is depend on non-veg because their maximum time spent on the field of battle and they need diet which gives quick energy, strength, and it is full filled by only non-veg and at battel field vegetarian food supply and cook is not so easy camper to non-veg food so use to eat non-veg.
Vaishya (Business man) community are totally depending on vegetarian food.
Shudras like Farmers, Potters, Carpentar, Black smith etc. hard-working community they needed strong diet so they are 50-50.
SC, ST community they are not allowed to live within village or town they build their colony out side the village or town some people live in forest too so they totally depending on non-veg.
Now we are living in 21st century we can transport any and any ware supply chain is so easy every thing is on our finger tips at this condition non-veg is Nassery to survive.
Today’s technological revolution farming is so easy and faster by creating artificial environment any thing can be grown where ever you want. What is the necessity of killing innocent animals. Our new generation very much attracts towards non-veg. Why we are so much depending on non-veg only for to test of mouth.
I seen one of youtuber video how our ancestor diet 2 lakh years back and we need to follow them for healthy life style. I would like to ask him only changing diet is enough for healthy life ? No for that same kind of environment too for that we have to live our life like some of African tribes is it right ?
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