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Do you want to have a healthier, but weaker body or a body which is healthier and also stronger? Probably everybody wants to have a healthier and stronger body, then add some fresh meat to your daily life diet. A vegetarian diet is healthy and have lots of health benefits, but a person on vegetarian diet might get deficient in several essential nutrients, which can be only found in meat products. Vegetarians consume less calories than non-vegetarians which leads them to less energetic, plus meats provides twice more energy to our bodies than vegetables. Meat has an influential nutritional value and meat is loaded with lots of protein, vitamin B12, zinc, iron and CoQ10. These essential nutrients found only in meat plays a big role in maintaining a good health. Therefore, to have a good health, humans have to fulfill a portion of their food needs from meat products. Human beings cannot get all essential nutrients from meatless product and they should add meat in their diet to maintain a good health. …show more content…
Many vegetarians believe that it is cruel and unethical to kill animals for food when vegetables are available as a source of food. They think that studies have shown that animals are sentiment beings, they feel pain and fear when they are killed in order to use them as a source of food. Whereas, non-vegetarians believe that it is not cruel to eat meat as a source of food. They regard that vegetarians erroneously elevate the value of animal life over plant life. Research shows that plants respond electrochemically to threats and they might also feel fear and pain. So at this point vegetarians are also causing harm to plants, every time they kill a plant for eating. Every organism on earth dies or is killed, so other organism can live. It is a natural part of the life

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