I figured it must have been the tea or coffee :-). Hello across the pond. You of course are entitled to your opinion, but I'd like to seriously disagree that what we consume is not of concern. 7 years ago I was affected with health issues that couldn't be diagnosed. At 34 years old I was having kidney stones and arthritis so bad that I couldn't make a fist. I changed my diet which involved eating mostly just fruits and vegetables. I gave up all meat and dairy, and I soon became a new human. I went on to break a World Record for the greatest distance run on a treadmill in 12 hours (84mile/ 135 KM). I was not a runner before that. Of course I had to work up to that distance, but I never would have been able to without that diet. The changes weren't just physical, but and overall better state of being. So for me, I'd rather treat my "car" with the best fuel it can get to perform the best it can. Have a good one! https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@jeff747/sick-overweight-and-out-of-shape-to-world-record-breaker-please-allow-me-to-introduce-myself
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:) like you say you are entitled to believe whatever you like, I'm mid 30s and well travelled, I have many beliefs, but the main 1 is that nature will always provide your needs. We don't need to be overly mindful of what we consume from experience and observation. Too many people exist solely off mcdonalds alleged foods and they are perfectly healthy, others exist on veg alone. If an illness is doing the rounds you have just as much chance of contracting it as anybody else.
Now I also believe in manifestation, if you believe that your diet will affect your health then that will be the case, personally I don't nor will I ever. The body / vehicle needs food water shelter and warmth, obviously rotting food will make us ill, as will contaminated water but if it doesn't look good I wont consume it, same goes for smell.
This is bordering on the cult of vegantard, a topic I utterly detest, I shall take a bow and exit stage right here.
Thanks for the conversation, have a grand day mate :)