Kerstin Ott's Vegan Transformation: From Stage Star to Animal Welfare Ambassador

For Kerstin Ott, the step towards a vegan diet was not as drastic as one might think. After all, the "Regenbogenfarben" singer had been living vegetarian for quite some time. A major source of inspiration was her wife, who has been living vegan for a year longer. Kerstin noticed that the transition initially requires some time and research when shopping, but it is by no means an insurmountable hurdle. Over time, she delved deeper into the topic and discovered things she could no longer ignore.

The truth about factory farming that shocked her

"I then realized for myself that this factory farming, even in the organic sector, is simply not what I want – and I just can't ignore it anymore," explains Kerstin Ott. She finds it unfortunate that many people are still not informed and consider the conditions acceptable. She now also finds the treatment of animal products like milk or eggs to be "quite terrible." Her personal insight goes even deeper: "When you consider that you're drinking someone else's breast milk, you should really ask yourself if that's not generally a bit strange," she points out. A view that is sure to make many think!

No sacrifice, only gain: How Kerstin Ott feels today

Proud and happy – that's how Kerstin Ott describes her feeling after the transition. She feels no sense of sacrifice. Quite the opposite! She feels good and is convinced that giving up animal products does not lead to an unhealthier life. For her personally, it is an absolute gain. She is happy to share this positive experience with her fans. She reports that some have already been inspired and also wanted to take the path towards a vegan or vegetarian diet. Kerstin Ott is pleased with everyone who takes this step, no matter the pace. Even eating less meat is an important progress.

What's next for Kerstin Ott

Those who want to experience Kerstin Ott live will have the opportunity again at the end of the year. With her "Für immer für euch" tour, she will be stopping in Leipzig on November 12, among other places. It remains exciting to see what other positive changes the Schlager singer will be inspired by in the future.

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