I couldn't make the connection between what I was eating, what was on my plate, and the living animal. When I realized this connection, veganism became my lifestyle and my philosophy. ... I know that through this philosophy I help not only myself but also the animals, the whole animal world, and the planet. (Mirco Bergamasco)

I couldn't make the connection between what I was eating, what was on my plate, and the living animal. When I realized this connection, veganism became my lifestyle and my philosophy. ... I know that through this philosophy I help not only myself but also the animals, the whole animal world, and the planet.

Mirco Bergamasco

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