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    Vegetarianism: A diet evolving Is the vegetarian diet worth the major change in lifestyle? This diet is evolving into more than just “doing it for the animals,” it could be that someone wants to improve their health or reduce their risk of cancer. According to dieticians and researchers, a person’s health can benefit immensely with a no meat diet. On the contrary, when your diet excludes meat, you are at more of a risk to mental health side effects. With every health and ethical reason put…

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    “Vegetarianism in America”, a study released by Vegetarian Times, revealed, “About 3.2 percent of U.S. adults, or 7.3 million people, follow a vegetarian-based diet...In addition, 10 percent of U.S., adults, or 22.8 million people, say they largely follow a vegetarian-inclined diet.” Due to so many people following this diet, there is a high probability that you will encounter or even work with a vegetarian. However, in order to understand why such a large portion of the American population is…

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    mouthwatering burgers, and not being able to eat it, or even think about eating it? It would be horrible, not only is meat delicious, but without it, it can lead to malnutrition. Vegetarianism is dangerous! Meat gives us many of our daily vitamins, iron, minerals, and fats, without them, the human body will not function properly. Vegetarianism is not helping you or your body! Many people become vegetarians for the health, environmental, ethical, and global food shortage reasons. One individual…

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    Mireia Lopez Nowadays vegetarianism is a "fashion" or a trend, meaning that more and more people are vegetarians. Vegetarianism as defined by The World Book Dictionary (1989) is " The practice or principle of eating only vegetable foods and refraining from eating meat, fish, or other animal products". Therefore, limits the nutrition of plant origin. But like everything we found different degrees of vegetarianism. Is called vegetarian or lacto-ovo-vegetarian to the people who does not eat meat,…

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    Americans today tend to presume true that vegetarianism is the modern diet plan in today’s modern society. Accordingly, this is due to how it has constantly viewed in the media as glamorous and trendy by celebrities alike well known country singer Carrie Underwood, who at the young age of thirteen converted to vegetarianism after realizing what became of the animals in her family farm. However, conventional wisdom has it that one must consume meat or poultry to meet the United States Department…

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    "Nothing will benefit human health and increase the chances of survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet", says Albert Einstein.Vegetarianism has become more and more popular over the years go by. But is a vegetarian diet or a meat diet better?. It would free up 33 million km squared of land used to raise livestock. That would mean many things. The land used to raise livestock would become a grassland or a forest and counter global climate change. There are many…

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    Society, “Veganism is a way of living which seeks to exclude, as far as is possible and practicable, all forms of exploitation of, and cruelty to, animals for food, clothing or any other purpose”. It is commonly confused with a similar philosophy of vegetarianism. There are several reasons surrounding why one would choose to become vegan. Some argue that the animal’s right to live and to not be exploited for human’s well-being, along with the health benefits and potential environmental effects…

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    Veganism Vs Vegetarianism

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    Amongst these ideas lurk hidden dangerous ideals that blend in with the uplifting elements of the modern world. One of these hidden poisons is vegetarianism and veganism. They seem to be helping out the environment and saving animals but all they are really doing is harming others and influencing others to harm themselves the same way. Vegetarianism and veganism are wrong because meat is necessary for a human’s diet, it is costly and unethical to distribute vegetarian meals, and animals are…

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    the like is extremely inhumane and should be handled differently. “Though beef consumption spiked upward during the flush 90′s, the longer-term trend is down, and many people will tell you they no longer eat the stuff” (Pollan). The growth of Vegetarianism has most definitely…

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    Paganism Vs Vegetarianism

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    fast-food driven society is it possible? When people change their diets, and become more aware of the foods they put into their bodies, longer, happier lives will be more common in their future. People who were raised or converted into veganism or vegetarianism are reported to have happier, longer lives. In an interventional trial was published in which all meat, poultry, fish, and eggs were removed from people’s diets and a significant improvement in mood scores was found after just two weeks…

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