After Watching “What the health” on netflix im going vegan and never going back
— D’Von Jackson (@Devon_Jacksonn) August 9, 2017
What the health makes me want to go vegan and I’m already vegan LMFAO
— I MISS PARX (@termiteking) July 31, 2017
Just watched this ” what the health ” video and decided I’m becoming a vegan
— Ciá (@DesireMarkel) August 9, 2017
If the way the animals are treated isn’t enough to make you go vegan, watch #WhatTheHealth on @netflix . It’ll make you think twice.
— Penny Wise (@Salem_King94) August 9, 2017
Kung Pao Cauliflower thanks to @thekitchn. First vegan dish after watching #whatthehealth 😷 pic.twitter.com/AMG3YoG3SS
— Sarah Hollingsworth (@sarahnholli) July 31, 2017
Eventually watched What The Health on Netflix and glad I did. Huge eye opener. Definitely made the right choice going vegan. 🌎
— Rhiearnae20 Ⓥ (@Rhiearnae19) August 9, 2017
my mom has gone vegan ever since she watched What The Health I’m so proud of her 😢😭
— PISUPO N SPAGHETTI (@titititytia) July 31, 2017
Watched What the Health on Netflix this Sunday. On my third day as a vegan. So far, feels great and I don’t miss the pus at all.
— Toni Turner Alvarez (@Saytata) August 9, 2017
Just finished watching #WhatTheHealth I’ve been Pescatarian for 7 years just recently switched to be a Vegetarian 8 months ago.. VEGAN it is
— Kaylyn Kyle (@KaylynKyle) August 8, 2017
I’ve been educating my parents on vegetarianism and veganism for more than a year. They just watched ‘what the health’ and now they’re vegan
— heff (@stephhmcneil) July 30, 2017
watching #whatthehealth and i’m magically a vegan pic.twitter.com/4u2TsMLw8V
— Taryn Arnold (@Thetarynarnold) July 15, 2017
Watching “What the Health.” I need to become vegan now. Thank you.
— lil punk (@hunnyghoul) July 31, 2017
beneficial to your health. Meat has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, stroke, and even cancer.
In fact, researchers at the Mayo Clinic found that people on a vegetarian diet
for more than 17 years live
an average of 3.6 years longer than those who consume animal products.
unthinkable animal suffering.