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Feb 17 2012 | Faunalytics

Meat, Poultry And Fish Restriction Improves Mood

Omnivore diets are high in various detrimental chemicals and this might be the reason for their worse mood states when compared to vegetarians. READ MORE

Jan 17 2012 | Faunalytics

How Readable Are Your Animal Advocacy Materials?

A Faunalytics original study examines how easy it is for the average person to read and understand animal advocacy literature. READ MORE

Jan 17 2012 | Faunalytics

Readability Of Vegan Outreach Literature

Faunalytics partnered with VegFund and FARM to test a selection of outreach materials that are commonly used by veg*n advocates. READ MORE

Jan 5 2012 | Faunalytics

Vegan Sexuality The Media Hype And The Reality

This study focuses on "vegansexuals" a group of vegans who wish to only date other vegans. It follows the initial interest in a New Zealand-based academic study and details the reactions from society. READ MORE

Dec 21 2011 | Faunalytics

Where To Go From Here: Thoughts On Preventing Veg*n Recidivism

What does veg*n recidivism mean for our movement at large and how can we offer the right support to keep people from backsliding? READ MORE

Dec 10 2011 | Faunalytics

How Often Do Americans Eat Vegetarian Meals?

This survey asked respondents how many vegetarian meals they eat and whether they were veg*n. READ MORE

Dec 8 2011 | Faunalytics

Gender Differences In Family And Peer Reaction To The Adoption Of A Vegetarian Diet

Women face stronger criticism from their social circles than men do and women are confronted with paternalism. READ MORE

Dec 7 2011 | Faunalytics

Which Came First, The Eating Disorder Or Vegetarianism?

Although veg*nism is considered to be healthier than an omnivorous diet, there is a correlation between veg*nism and eating disorders. The article discusses this link and gives reasons for the correlation alongside a discussion on which came first. READ MORE

Nov 26 2011 | Faunalytics

Gender Specific Preferences And Attitudes Towards Meat

When researchers have tested gender differences in preferences for meat they found that women were less likely to enjoy red meat than men are. READ MORE

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