Kyrie Irving has looked bouncier than ever. So far this season, in clutch situations (games within five in the final five minutes), his numbers are unfathomable. In 24 minutes of action, he’s tallied 41 points on 57 percent shooting while handing out seven assists with no turnovers. Yes, that’s 41 points in what amounts to one half of basketball. “Been on more of a plant-based diet, getting away from the animals and all that,” Irving told the broadcast team. “I had to get away from that. So my energy is up; my body feels amazing.”
Damian Lillard is one of the best young talent in the NBA right now and he has adopted the vegetarian diet after feeling pain in his joints that go through so much grind on a daily basis. Since adopting the vegetarian diet, Lillard has felt a noticeable difference in the way his body reacts to the daily grit and grind. “I feel much better. I thought it was all hype. I thought people just said it just because it was a healthier food but I can feel it. I can definitely feel it.”
Wilson Chandler has been an outspoken supporter of the vegetarian lifestyle ever since he took to it and witnessed the benefits for himself. After a string of injuries followed by surgeries, Wilson Chandler decided to go vegetarian and test out the benefits. He hasn’t looked back since then and said, “Eating a vegetarian diet has changed my everyday living. I sleep better, I wake up in a better mood, I recover faster, I’m not so inflamed, not so achey. I feel better overall, in everything that I do. I can take in more information easier. My mind is just open.”
Below is a video from Philip Wollen, an Australian philanthropist. He was a former Vice-President of Citibank and was also General Manager at Citicorp. Wollen became a vegan following his departure from Citibank and is a prominent member of the animal rights movement. The following video tells about how the species of animals are getting extinct and what is the reason? Let’s all watch it and take a decision on why should we go for a vegetarian diet.