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    Vegetarian Benefits

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    vegetables, and grains. In the article “Raising a Vegetarian Family”, written by Audrey Smith, there are many myths about vegetarianism that are disproved. The article “Raising a Vegetarian Family” is from the magazine, Mothering. The author, Audrey Smith, is a writer for the magazine. In the article, Smith writes, “Family physicians are typically not well educated about vegetarianism, which leads to the dissemination of flawed information and a lack of support for parents. Toss in media health…

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    When I was about 5 years old, I decided to become a vegetarian. I said goodbye to the life of chicken and eggs to welcome a life of vegetables and tofu. As a child, I never ate any kind of meat other than chicken and eggs. My love for butter chicken, tandoori chicken, chicken nuggets and omelettes was very real. Anyways, becoming a vegetarian was a decision that I made myself. No one forced me, pushed me, or even asked me. In fact, my entire family was shocked when I declared my new lifestyle.…

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    Do you have friends with any vegetarians, and or vegans, but do not know the difference between the two? Being either a vegetarian or vegan has tons of benefits, “if you switch from the standard American diet to a vegetarian diet, you can add about 13 healthy years to your life”, says Michael F. Roizen, MD. Numerous amounts of people do not know the differences between the two, what a vegetarian can eat, what a vegan can eat, and what both cannot eat. Did you know that in order to produce a…

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    in our minds, I want to be vegetarian. While most people don’t actually stick with it, there are the people who do with one of them being Jonathon Safran Foer. In his article, “Against Meat”, he explains his lifetime story of his dedication to vegetarianism and the events that took place to help him genuinely become a vegetarian. He begins with stories from when he was a child and first found out about where meat came from and how he struggled between being vegetarian and not being one…

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    As much as the world has been in a relapsed denial, we are entering a time where the matter of opinion is held high above all of our heads and the thin string that is keeping it there is being stretched by the amount of people that feel obligated to reprimand on behalf of their opinions. On one end, this seems like an overly complex way for someone to negotiate the bitter truth that everyone is going to battle their rights to agree or disagree with a bigger picture. What is lost is our ability…

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    vegetarian really that great? A popular dietary trend option is vegetarianism, which has a long history in many cultures. There are numerous dietary patterns all around the globe. The vast majority don 't choose what they need for their eating decision until they are the age where they can choose what they need, without bringing on any health issues. In the essay (“Against Meat”) by Jonathan Foer, he gives us example why he turned to vegetarianism. However, the essay (“Why Vegetarians Are Eating…

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    essay that tries to persuade the reader to a vegan lifestyle under the guise of vegetarianism using few cited sources and trying to make the reader feel bad about the way they currently eat. “More Pros Than Cons in a Meat-Free Life” is a college level essay written by Marjorie Lee Garretson about the potential positives to vegetarian lifestyle. The essay first focuses on the health benefits of switching to vegetarianism which is done in three sentences claiming decreased cancer rates and…

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    Chloe Lee ESUM Mr. Woodruff 2014 September 3 Imagine if the earth is a dining table of 10, 1 would be dying of starvation, 2 would have obesity. Half of the people would have a diet close to a vegetarian. However, they are decreasing. Strict vegetarians and Vegans would occupy a place at the table, but would have barely. The tortured flesh of the animals are becoming humans’ own flesh. Society should embrace a vegan lifestyle because it has great benefits. A vegan lifestyle is ethical,…

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    Paleo Diet Research Paper

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    What Is Paleo Diet Paleo diets are based on a basic assumption if our ancestors really did not eat it, we shouldn't eat either. So to fight versus the illnesses triggered by our modern-day diet regimens, we ought to return back to our paleo diet. Paleolithic diet consists generally of fish, lawn fed meats, veggies, fruit, fungi, origins, sea meals, nuts and also seeds. Dairy products, grains, sugar, processed meals and also oils, vegetables, alcoholic beverages and also carbohydrates are not…

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    Relevance to Audience: You might know that vegetarian and vegan diets are really popular today, and those diets have been growing more since 2014 because people want to lose weight or prevent animal cruelty. Credibility: According to the article Becoming a vegetarian from Harvard Health, “People become vegetarians for many reasons, including health, religious convictions, concerns about animal or the use of antibiotics and hormones in livestock, or a desire to eat in a way that avoids…

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