Tag: Vegan arguments

According to a 2024 review in *Cureus*, ethical and environmental concerns are the most common reasons for adopting a vegan diet, yet some advocates also make comparative anatomy arguments to explain why vegans think humans are herbivores. This article examines the specific biological claims used to support this perspective and contrasts them with the broader evolutionary and anatomical evidence indicating human omnivory.

The idea that humans are naturally herbivores is a central argument for some vegans, who point to anatomical similarities with plant-eaters. This perspective is often used to suggest that humans are better suited for a plant-based diet, though it remains a controversial and debated topic.