Belfast billboard warns of impact of meat and dairy on sex lives

The billboard is located on Clifton Street, Belfast, and will be live for one week. 
Belfast billboard warns of impact of meat and dairy on sex lives

Eva Osborne

People in Belfast got some food for thought this Veganuary with the appearance of a new Peta billboard.

The billboard warns the people of Belfast that meat and dairy foods can grind bedroom fun to a halt by reducing blood flow to all the body’s organs.

The billboard is located on Clifton Street, Belfast, BT13 1AA, and will be live for one week.

Photo: Stephen McCracken Photography

Peta vice president of programme, Elisa Allen, said: “What happens in the kitchen can make the difference between sizzling or fizzling in the bedroom.

“Ditching meat and dairy is a great way to boost performance, and PETA stands ready to help Belfast locals with free vegan starter kits full of recipes and tips.”

Peta said, in addition to sparing the lives of animals, people who go vegan will have improved health - sexual and otherwise.

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