Comments on: Travis Barker Drops Being Vegetarian After Deadly Plane Crash

By: gooniebird

gooniebird — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 06:14:38 +0000

HITLER WAS A VEGETARIAN

By: Fruits

Fruits — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:14:03 +0000

it bums me out that he bailed out of being a vegetarian, but if he feels better, than kudos to him

personally im not going to stop and thats all that matters

By: Big Mac

Big Mac — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 06:37:51 +0000

F-ck you you f-cking self righteous f-cks. People eat meat because it tastes f-cking good. Who the f-ck cares? We’re f-cking tired of hearing your stupid @ss rants on why you’re right or better than the non-veges. Just shut the f-ck up and eat your sprouts.

And for all you non-vegan vegetarians, you’re going to hell for not fully committing to the cause.

By: Kate

Kate — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 22:33:32 +0000

I’ll weigh in here. Not sure what his exact situation is but I’ve been vegan for years and vegetarian most of my life and I’ve never had to take a protein supplement to get my protein. Something seems amiss here. He may not have been a health vegetarian (the I don’t eat, legumes, beans, tofu, etc) kind and therefore needed to change his diet and was guided by those unfamiliar with a healthy vegetarian diet. I’ve had a few vegan/vegetarian friends who have gone through major surgery (for various reasons) and not once was their diet questioned. In the case of one of my friends, the doctors actually attributed her quick recovery to her healthy diet (she’s vegan). Everyone’s different I guess.

However he heals, I hope that he has a complete recovery. What an ordeal.

By: Great Respect

Great Respect — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 12:46:35 +0000

I am sure it was difficult for Travis to begin eating meat. This whole ordeal is hell for him! How can anybody critcize him for eating meat to be healthy and heal faster? Do the people who condemn his choice have any clue what is like to be so badly burnt? How can they judge! I have huge respect for Travis for being strong enough to fight this! I expect that dying would have been the easy road for him! Give the man a break an honor him for his courage instead of making judgements against him for trying to heal!

By: Wayne

Wayne — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 18:17:15 +0000

I guess Claire hasn’t considered evolution.

Out of interest, how many vegans here grow all their own food?

By: Josh Hartnett Told By Doc To Give Up Vegetarian Diet // Archives // ecorazzi.com :: the latest in green gossip

Mon, 20 Oct 2008 15:17:29 +0000

[...] A few weeks ago we told you about Travis Barker’s decision to give up his vegetarian diet after doctor’s told him he would “heal faster” from his terrible plane accident by eating meat. Now, it appears that Josh Hartnett was given similar advice — and dropped his veggie ways — after falling ill during filming of The Black Dahlia in 2006. [...]

By: Claire

Claire — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 11:09:53 +0000

How can cannibalistic ways help someone recover? For the most part, it will send him over the edge, because believe it or not, eating the flesh of an animal which is a relative of oneself, will apparently turn you rather … crazy.

So thus, the entire world is crazy while us vegetarians are perfectly sane.

And belive ir or not, how can one call oneself a carnviore when we don’t even kill the animal ourselves, nor do we skin it ourselves, nor eat it raw. Carnivorous? I THINK NOT.

Look at all the carnivores out there, dogs, cats, tigers, lions, panthers, polar bears … birds. They eat they’re prey raw. To this day I have never seen a dog grab a gun and shoot it’s prey and then cook it, and then try to dsguise what it is under a mountain of sauce or marinade.
Nor will it happen.
Why, because It’s not natural.
Humans had devised a way to trick it’s closest relatives into doing what it wishes, letting it trust it and then shipping it off to be horrendously murdered.
This is not carnivorous at all, it’s utterly un-civilized to not let the animal to even have a chance to run and fight for it’s life (a fight it would no doubt win), and even if we tried to kill a cow with our bare hands, we wouldn’t be able to. Because we don’t have the suitable ‘equipment’. Our teeth, nails and mental skills just don’t cut it.

The facts are stacked up against those brainwashed ‘meat-oes’ out there.

Lastly, I’ve had many nasty breaks from motorbike riding, including a very nasty broken shoulder and collarbone, and without an alter in my vegan diet, I was perfectly fine and healthy after only a month in all occasions.

over.

By: Wayne

Wayne — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 21:22:45 +0000

Ref to this link which was posted earlier:

http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/7482/title/Food_for_Thought__Fruity_Relief_for_Weekend_Warriors

“The trials ended in May 2005. The Vermont scientists were so impressed by the cherry juice’s effects that earlier this year they each bought a 2.5 percent share in the company that made the drink—CherryPharm of Geneva, N.Y.”

I find it disturbing that they can be called scientists and hope they are not allowed to participate in any further studys.

By: Dalena

Dalena — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 04:44:58 +0000

I don’t think that eating meat will make you recover.