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    civilizations depended on a vegetarian diet because meat was not available (Vegetarianism). In India vegetarianism remains today as an ethical issue as well as a part of the Hindu religion. Today in the United States, there is a reverent percentage of the population are firmly vegetarian. Vegetarian diet has become mostly accepted in many cultures for its limitless benefits .People should become vegetarian because it’s the healthy lifestyle that should be followed. Being vegetarian helps people’s heart

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    and you do not feel a single sense of guilt. Every year, billions of the victims are put through unbelievable amounts of pain and trauma to a degree that would shock even the worst criminals. Who are these murderers, you ask? They are the vegetarians. Vegetarians: You believe that all sentient beings are entitled to life and freedom. And yes, we would much prefer to watch a video of someone cutting an apple than slitting the neck of a pig. This is because you do not believe a vegetable is capable

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    flexitarian diet is less easily defined because it consists mainly of a vegetarian diet and includes only small amounts of meat when necessary. Both diets are based on either eliminating or reducing meat intake in one’s diet. Vegetarianism/Flexitaritarism diets are effect at reducing the risk of some diseases and can be used as a way to lose weight or maintain a healthy weight. Vegetarianism was officially named by the British Vegetarian Society in the 1800s (“History”). Some anthropologists suggest that

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    Healthy Vegetarian Cooking Over 30 Simple Clean Eating Recipes By Dale L. Roberts ©2015 Healthy Vegetarian Cooking Over 30 Simple Clean Eating Recipes All rights reserved June 18, 2015 Copyright ©2015 One Jacked Monkey, LLC onejackedmonkey.com ISBN-13: 978-1514613832 ISBN-10: 1514613832 No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without the permission

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    Vegetarians have been around for a long time and continue growing in numbers across the nation. They tend to get a bad reputation. Usually they are “tree huggers” or shamed by those who love meat. Vegetarians are usually more conscious about the Earth and their overall health. People should consider becoming vegetarian because it has health benefits, reduces animal abuse, and helps reduce foodborne illnesses. How does becoming a vegetarian affect people’s health? Generally, vegetarians actually

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    Is It A Vegetarian?

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    applies to animals. Killing animals is cowardice.” We all think of vegetarians as unhealthy and odd but in reality, the meat eaters are the unhealthy and odd ones. Animals are killed daily for us to consume as food and we have no idea what goes on behind closed doors. Becoming a vegetarian is a great choice as it’s not just healthier for you, it is also better for the environment, and more humane. If we made the switch to a vegetarian diet, it would be better for the environment. Scientists from the

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    Vegetarians are always seen as people who health conscious and animal rights activists. The fact that some people think vegetarians are healthier than non-vegetarians or vice versa is not true. Eating vegetables and food made of vegetables alone is not balanced diet neither is eating meat only. Vegetarians argue that they have better control of their weight because they abstain from eating foods that contain fats. Today, chemicals, growth hormones and antibiotics have become an important part of

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    The Vegetarian Diet Abstaining from animal sources for food has been practiced for long time. Vegetarian diets can be traced back to the seventh century BC in India. The term vegetarianism was became popular after the foundation of the Vegetarian Society in 1847, in Great Britain. The International Vegetarian Union was later founded in 1908. The main focus in the vegetarian diet is feeding on plants: fruits, seeds, grains, vegetables, legumes and nuts. There is a range of variations in vegetarian

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    but what about dieting? The vegetarian diet and the standard american diet today may have some effects on the way exercise take effect on the human body. The vegetarian diet is a diet that contains food that comes plants which include the following: fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, grains, and seeds. If balanced properly, the vegetarian diet can be a really healthy diet and can be combined with exercise to strengthen and to improve the human body. The vegetarian diet can also be unhealthy and

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    A vegetarian diet is one that is defined as a diet that includes only plant foods, and does not include meat, fish, or, poultry. There are different variety of ways in which a vegetarian diet can be classified. Lacto-ovo-vegetarians include dairy products and eggs in their diets, while lacto-vegetarians include diary but not eggs. Vegans avoid eating any animal products (Edelstein, Sharlin, 2009, p. 229). These are not the end all be all of vegetarian diets, other types of vegetarian diets are macrobiotic

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