It is no longer necessary to use animals for food, clothing or medical research. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays, animals are widely used in many areas. Some people think it will be unnecessary to

use

them in the near future. I disagree with

this

idea to a certain extent. While it is true that animal products can be replaced by synthetic products in the clothing industry, humans will still need animals for food and medical

research

. We do find a lot of ways to avoid using animals.

First

many types of alternative foods, invented by scientists, taste like meat but are made of soybeans. So people who eat these fake meat dishes can remain vegetarians and still get all the nutrients they need. Using animals for medical

research

is indeed cruel and immoral. After all, we do not have the right to kill other forms of life for our benefit. Fortunately, the

use

of animals in medical

research

and trials is decreasing rapidly. In the clothing industry,

also

, it is now possible to avoid using animals.

For example

, synthetic fur and synthetic silk look as good as the real thing and their production does not involve any cruelty to animals. Even so, it is nearly impossible to stop using animals altogether.

For example

, fish and meat are an integral part of many cuisines around the world. They are major sources of vitamins, minerals and proteins. Meat substitutes are usually expensive and hard to find in many markets. So, if people are told to stop using animal products, they may fail to get adequate nutrition.

Likewise

, it is impossible to perform medical

research

without using animals. Of course,

this

practice is unethical and scientists are working hard to minimise the

use

of animals, yet there is no justification for stopping the production of some crucial drugs just because their testing involves animals. In summary, we need to respect animals’ right to live and reduce their

use

for purposes of vanity;

however we

Accept comma addition

however, we

cannot avoid using them for meeting our nutritional requirements or performing medical

research

.