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US turkey consumption is escalating throughout the year.

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US turkey consumption is escalating throughout the year. It is no longer Thanksgiving and Christmas, but can not be mainly eaten through the year. The process of mass producing turkeys for human consumption is not barbarous than the process of mass production of chickens.

Turkeys are discouraging naturally aggressive behavior that happens when animals are freely roaming in a cramped and dark space and are kept limited without space to give and they discourage their feet from breast tissue weight It is overfed to a point that can not be supported. And this animals, which usually have a lifetime of 10 years, are generally slaughtered at about 2 years of age.

Unhealthy and overcrowding means that diseases are spreading among commercial turkeys, and about 27 thousand turkeys are dying in the hut every year. Foot and leg malformations, thermal stress and hunger supply and waterless valley is common caused by immature birds helplessness. Ulcerated foot hock, but make it urine and feces polluted continuously by entanglement.

Can you really sit at dinner on your next holiday and can see the roasted turkey in the same way? The turkey comes with the same recommendation for the cleanliness and cooking the chicken does. In order to ensure that the bacteria causing the disease are completely killed it is necessary to confirm that it is cooked to a certain temperature. Again the bleach and opposite space should be cleaned to kill all the bacteria.

It will be a convincing case for switching to vegetarian food, it does not? Suddenly a joke about vegetarian dinner with nut chunks and vegetables has more meaning, instead of meat, health From the point of view, but also humane issue or why do we insist on making us unhealthy and eating for us as bad for us? A holiday dinner, all the possibilities of examination are vegetarian menu. It is a small change to replace the turkey in the plant-based main course as well.

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