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    are healthier for their bodies than the diet of those who eat meat.

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    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 are healthier compared to those who eat meat. A study was conducted in 2005 by F. Phillips. He took a group of people

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    through the menu for specific words: shark, snake, grizzly, etc. It 's not that I don 't like more standard dishes. I love a good steak as much as the next guy, but that sort of thing just doesn 't excite me anymore. If I’m going to commit murder by eating meat, as the animal rights people say, I want my murder to count. I hunger for danger foods. By my definition, a danger food is any animal that can take me in a fair fight. The way I see it, if it could have killed me when it was alive, I get to eat

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    swims except ships”. Nevertheless, I eat more fruit, vegetables, nuts, and whole grains but less meat to make careful choices for environmental protection. Similarly, Kathy Freston argues that animal agriculture is one of the top contributors to global warming. In her Huffington Post selection “Vegetarian Is the New Prius,” Freston lists how many emissions of greenhouse gases people make when they eat meat and illustrates the consumption of tree in animal agriculture. She effectively convinces her audiences

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    food are vegetarianism or a high protein diet. Carnivores eat meat, while vegetarians substitute that protein for something better. Many tests comparing the two has proven that being vegetarian not only affects the body in a positive way, but is also good for the mind. Overall vegetarianism is a more beneficial way to stay healthy, have less risks of diseases, and help save resources here on Earth because of the harmful toxins from meat production. Choosing to be vegetarian is a better way to stay

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    Some people say that we should adapt a vegetarian diet to save animals in or so that we could protect them from having a harsh life but no one talks of how vegetarian diets can affect your health. Meat is one of the worse sources for us to get our nutrients from because the fat that meat contains is the unhealthiest one while the fats that come from plants or nuts is one of the healthiest. When you have a vegetarian diet you have less chances to get a cardiovascular disease, your chances of having

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    Against Meat Critique “Against Meat” by Jonathon Safran Foer (2009, New York Times Magazine) is intended to educate current non-vegetarians on what vegetarianism is, the benefits of it in terms of health and animal rights, and also the struggles of consistently being a vegetarian. Although Foer does not specifically express what a vegetarian is we can assume he is going off the generally known definition of a person who does not consume the meat of an animal, as oppose to a vegan who does not

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    Albert Einstein once wrote “Nothing will benefit human health and increase the chances for survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet.” The consumption of meat is commonly considered to be a natural aspect of human behavior, however in our modern era, more and more people turn away from meat based diets. This dietary shift proposes the question “which diet and lifestyle is healthier?” Personally, I live off of a predominantly vegan but strictly vegetarian diet (I do consume

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    The opening sentence, “Before my wife turned vegetarian, I’d always thought of her as completely unremarkable in every way.”, shapes the plot by introducing the main character in the perspective of one of the narrators. The audience can predict the personality of the protagonist as an average wife. Each of the narrator’s experience with Yeong-Hye as a vegetarian differ by their interaction with her. Mr. Cheong, her husband, was the first to acknowledge her vegetarianism which disrupted their daily

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    How often does one know where the meat they are consuming is from? There are different factories all over the world that create meat and sell are for less than someone who were to have raised it on a farm. In The Ethical Epicure; Another Look at Meat by Laurel Gladden, he discusses that farmland is not the priority choice when purchasing meat and that they are being outsourced because it is cheaper. He also points out different ways to choose what meat to eat if people decide becoming vegetarian

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