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    Change is necessary; necessary for moving forward, and necessary in fact for survival. We, as a society, need to change the way we live for the sake of the earth, the animals, and ourselves. The most practical solution, and the one that would have the most impact, is to shift to a more plant-based diet. Vegetarianism means not eating meat while veganism is a lifestyle that entails not consuming or using any animal goods, and while it may seem extreme to some, the benefits of such a diet are enormous. It seems that today almost everyone is looking to improve the state of the environment and global health, and recycling and diet drinks just are not going to cut it. Although it may seem far removed, a change to a plant-based diet would have vital…

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    Vegetarianism

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    There are several kinds of vegetarianism that range from the extremely strict Veganism to the relaxed, occasional meat consuming Flexitarian. Additionally, there are several misconceptions and misunderstandings as to what being a vegetarian means. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a vegetarian is “a person who does not eat meat” (Merriam-Webster). This loose definition can be broken down into various sub-categories depending on each person 's individual dietary needs and moral values.…

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    History Of Vegetarianism

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    Maddie Henry Mrs. Turner Senior Seminar 2 September 2017 History of Vegetarianism Section One: Introduction The practice of abstaining from eating meat, or being vegetarian, has been observed since the beginning of time. Although vegetarianism has not been a popular trend until the late 20th century, a plant-based diet has been practiced for many years and for many reasons. With increasingly advanced technology, more and more people have explored the practice, benefits, and…

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    Benefits Of Vegetarianism

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    Life Changing Benefits of Vegetarianism Did you know that a vegetarian diet would save 7.3 million lives? Vegetarianism is the practice of not eating any meat or animal products. In many ways it can help improve your health and the environment around us. Some say that being vegetarian doesn’t give you proper nutrients and can be harmful to your health. While others believe that going vegetarian would save the lives of many people, plants, and animals. Not only does vegetarianism provide many…

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    Benefits Of Vegetarianism

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    Vegetarianism is referred to as an act of refraining from meat consumption, especially red meat, seafood, poultry, as well as any other kind of flesh obtained from animals. While non-vegetarian defy, these beliefs are involved them with the unhealthy diet. Furthermore, people are what they eat –as they say; many American apparently eat chemically treated foods which are very unhealthy. But there are individuals who do not follow American norms and there have altered their diets. Vegetarianism…

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    The Vegetarianism Versus the Non-Vegetarianism The vegetarianism includes people who doesn’t eat meat like vegans and like ovo-vegan who consumes the byproducts of animals like eggs, milk and honey. These are treated separately from non-vegetarians because the consumers don’t eat the meat directly. The statistics of WHO organization shows that the increment of vegans around the world arose to higher percentage and the fall of non-vegetarians depicts that meat eaters are changing their food…

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    sustenance they eat. Specifically, this intrigue has started reestablishment of vegetarianism, which is a simple approach to achieve a solid way of life through deserting creature sustenances. Vegetarianism has vital philosophical grounds identified with killing creatures and the way that all life on earth ought to be regarded and ensured. Dissimilar to extraordinary thoughts regarding every living creature's…

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    The Myth Of Vegetarianism

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    It's not easy to be a vegetarian in this country. Not eating meat is treated with a lot of suspicion and a lot of misinformation. Turns out that the common wisdom that everybody seems to believe about eating a plant based diet is generally wrong or misguided. Here's some facts about vegetarianism: Myth: If you go on a vegetarian diet you can forget about ever feeling full or satisfied. The truth is, if you're eating lots of plant foods, you're also getting a lot of fiber and fiber is the what…

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    A thirty-year comparison of vegetarians and non-vegetarians found that children who scored high on IQ tests later were more likely to become vegetarians as adults. For a very long time religions like Hinduism and Buddhists have been strictly vegetarian because of their beliefs in reincarnation and the sacredness of animals. As society grew people began to become vegetarians based on overall well-being and because of the brutality of the farming industry.There are many different reasons for the…

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    Vegetarianism In America

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    I wanted to have blue eyes, because I felt my brown ones were too basic and boring. Going to the beach every weekend, eating Big Macs, and attending sleepaway camp were also on the list of my irrational American desires. I have now gotten to a point in my life where most of these longings have been abated. Brown eyes can be just as mesmerizing as blue eyes, though I can still thoroughly appreciate blue eyes any day. Fast food is extremely unhealthy for you, and vegetarianism has been the force…

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