At this point in my life, however, I’m kind of winding things down and simplifying… and until I figure out exactly how I want to make a living during my golden years, the affiliate program will stay on a back burner.

When/if I get to the point where I’m only selling CDs and digital versions of my books from one website, then, yes, I probably will try an affiliate program.

Until then, because I’m still juggling multiple websites on multiple topics, we’re stuck I fear with the current mess.

I appreciate very much your interest in helping me get my products to more people. Thank you for that.

Chet

The main reason I’m vegan is ETHICS, not health. I don’t seem to be any more or less healthy vegan than non-vegan. But what matters to me is the fact that upwards of 90% of ALL meat, milk and eggs comes from factory farms. Also, I have less of an issue with eating meat than with I do eating milk or eggs, because cow’s milk is for baby cows and hen’s eggs are hen’s periods. I don’t want to EVER be eating either.

But even if I start to feel unhealthy, then I would see a doctor- I wouldn’t just go back to eating animal products. I PLAN to be vegan my entire life, and I tell others around me to do the same.

With my concern for your rational thinking out of the way, here’s another resource for you to read should you want to learn more about the experience of hundreds of former vegans, whose health went down the toilet because they were buying into dogma instead of watching, listening, and actually seeing (and admitting to) what was happening to their poor emaciated bodies and their fuzzy thinking brains as 100% veganism resulted in so many nutrition deficiencies:

http://letthemeatmeat.com/

I hope you’ll pass the about site on to your million or so vegan friends in the U.S. so they’ll have another excellent source of information when the inevitable deficiencies hit and their physical and mental powers falter.