The term vegan was first used in the 1940s by a small group of vegetarians who left the Leicester Vegetarian Association in England to form the Vegan Union.
Calling themselves the Vegan Society, this community, like Vegetarians, chose not to consume dairy, eggs or other animal products as well as avoid meat.
The word "vegan" is chosen by combining the first and last letters of the word "vegetarian". Veganism, or veganism, is currently defined as a way of life that tries to exclude all forms of animal exploitation and cruelty for food, clothing or any other purpose.
Veganism is a lifestyle that excludes all animal products and tries to limit the exploitation of animals as much as possible. The concept of veganism is beyond nutrition. Vegans also avoid the use of all personal and household products that are tested on animals, and do not purchase or use all animal-derived, non-food products such as leather, fur and wool.
Still confused with vegetarianism by the majority of people, veganism is not just a diet. Veganism is a concept and lifestyle that deals with the relationship between human, animal and nature together with justice and equality, and has a deep philosophical foundation.
Vegan philosophy is based on animal freedom and emancipation and vegans; To oppose a worldview and utilitarian approaches that are at the center of the human being, to eat a purely plant and fruit-based diet, not to use any animal-based or animal-tested materials or products, and to imprison animals such as zoos, animal circuses, marine parks, theme aquariums regards it as a moral responsibility towards non-human beings to refuse any form of entertainment that is abused.
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