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The Vegan View

This column features a question of the month about vegan living that you, a VegFamily reader, are invited to submit your reply for us to publish in the upcoming issue.

This month's question:

I am vegan, and I want to raise my daughter vegan. But does that mean that she will never produce the enzymes to break down dairy if I start her out as vegan? I want her to have the choice to be a vegetarian when she grows up.




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Last month's question:

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" Unfortunately, I was and still am unable to breastfeed my son. He has a very tough time sucking and he hates soy milk. It is also not good for his testosterone levels (he has micro penis). I am at a lost as to what to feed him. He loves his rice milk but he is producing a lot of phlegm. He is not gaining weight. Any suggestions?"

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Previous questions:

Milk Suggestions
Adapting to Veganism
Raising Hen and Eating Their Eggs
Being a Vegan
Young Vegan
Soy
Exploiting Mother Earth
Abortion
Vegan Pregnancy
New Vegan Problems
Raising Children Vegan
Non-vegan partner
Native Indians
Meat cravings
Soyfree vegan
Using Honeybees for pollination of soy.
Vedic belief and cows.
Vegans and libido
Fish and shellfish
Better food choices
Taking carrots from bunnies
Fossil jewelry
Blood type diets
The appendix.
What about ethical honey?
B12 supplementation required is evidence against veganism
Vegan in a village.
Keeping warm without wool.
Vegans and religion.
Animal byproducts for medical purposes
Vegan diet too restrictive for someone with allergies
A vegan diet causes brains to shrink?
Blood Type O Too Weak to be Vegan
Beeswax
Dairy and Cattle Farming
Breastfeeding
Where's the proof vegan is best?
Is being vegan possible for everyone?
Vegans and Pets
Vegan Flatulence
Past Meat-Eating Cultures
Vegans and Honey
Animal testing
Down coat and leather shoes

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