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* '''3 to 9''' - Some children express a desire to stop eating meat as early as when they learn to speak. As children learn about the wider world, they may develop an aversion to eating animals. | * '''3 to 9''' - Some children express a desire to stop eating meat as early as when they learn to speak. As children learn about the wider world, they may develop an aversion to eating animals. | ||
* '''Pre-teens and teens''' - As children reach puberty they develop a greater desire for individual expression. They may question the diet they were raised on. | * '''Pre-teens and teens''' - As children reach puberty they develop a greater desire for individual expression. They may question the diet they were raised on. | ||
==Usability== | |||
Soy is not a native crop outside Korea (and/or the immediate region around it) yet it is one of the main protein crops used in vegetarianism/veganism. Vegetarianism/veganism does know some [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meat_analogue substitutes] (ie [[quorn]], [[Valess]], beans, nuts, ...) though. In regions outside Korea (when eating soy-based meat-substitutes) and regions where Fusarium venenatum is not native (when using quorn), it is more ecologic to use another diet (ie by using a relatively efficient animal as (cultivated) fish, ... or entomophagy, artificial meat, ...) Valess can be used as a intermediate solution only, as the cow is not native anywhere (ancestor=Aurochs, now extinct). | |||
== See also == | == See also == |