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    people in the world do eat meat, but there is a faction of people who are of the opinion that it is better to live off of a primarily plant based diet. While vegetarianism has many benefits, an omnivorous lifestyle doesn’t have to be detrimental to the environment and can be as healthy as any other diet.. Vegetarians’ main argument is that a no-meat diet is healthier, greener (better for the planet) and less cruel. All these arguments have evidence to back them up.For example, Gidon Eshel and…

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    just the pages of a certain magazine (Duca). Quick weight-loss diets or fad diets are another commonly used strategy for young women to attempt to lose weight. Pills, cleanses, waist-trainers, and many more outrageous products have been advertised to promise weight loss. Common fad diets include the South Beach Diet, Paleo, Hollywood Diet Juice Cleanses, Atkins, Cabbage Soup Diet, Nutrisystem, Weight Watchers etc.... Even if these diets do result in rapid weight loss, which they often do not,…

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    Corinna Koebnick and colleagues studied 513 raw-foodists with who ate between 70 percent and 100 percent raw food in their diets. The average weight loss when changing from a cooked to a raw diet was 26.5 pounds for women and 21.8 pounds for men. They found that a third of the study subjects had a chronic energy deficiency, leading them to conclude that “a strict raw food diet cannot guarantee an adequate energy supply.” This study was done on modern humans living in Germany, where subjects went…

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    can reduce many health risks. Yes, a vegetarian diet is healthier than a diet that consumes animal protein, but eating diary and eggs can also have health risks. We are then told that a vegan diet comes with risks and vegans may be deficient in many minerals and vitamins. However, nothing could be further from the truth.…

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    Vegan Food Research Paper

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    those with vegan diets, weather they have a vegan menu or not. The focus questions…

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    Matthias Briz 6/14/2017 ENGL 111 Reading Response/ Text Analysis “Vegetarianism” The collaborated work called “Vegetarianism” found in the article Opposing Viewpoints by Gale. Describes a brief description of a vegetarian diet, a diet closely followed by the action of not eating meat. Humans are classified as omnivorous creatures. That means that we can sustain ourselves eating grains, fruits, vegetables and protein. However, many will argue that meat is needed for the body to get protein…

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    Jack hernandez Pros & cons of a vegan diet It’s important to have a balanced diet but that doesn’t mean you have to go vegan in order to do so. In the article “Good vegan bad vegan”, published by the New York Times, written by jane E. Brody. the article it states that in order to have a healthy lifestyle you need a mostly plant based diet. It also states that you don’t have to be hard core vegan but recomends you eat more plant based food than animal based food. In the article “Good Vegan Bad…

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    Veganism Benefits

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    several different ways. Switching to a vegan diet can make one feel more awake and energized now that their body is cleansed of all toxins, causing you to make better decisions and other healthy choices. Going vegan can improve one's health tremendously, cutting out risks of many heart problems and forms of diabetes, decreasing the risk of many…

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    Veganism Pros And Cons

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    etc.) altogether from your diet and instead decide to consume other foods high in protein, calories, and nutrients in its place. People become vegans for many reasons, the most popular being moral/ethical/religious beliefs or health benefits. However, in our modern day world, veganism has collected much controversy over many factors, one being its environmental practicality/sustainability, and another in its ethicality, and in some cases, malnourishment. An omnivore diet (containing meat,…

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    Research Paper Veganism

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    animals usually being hygienic or medical products. We are beginning to see an increase in vegan and vegetarian diets as more people are introduced to it, now about five percent of U.S. citizens eat a vegan or vegetarian diet. Veganism is not only about the moral aspects of it but also about how it affects your own health and the environment. When we are born meat is brought into our diets as soon as we can chew it, but do we ever…

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