Vegetarianism Is a Healthy Lifestyle That Has a Vast Amount of Benefits.

It's a Saturday morning and every body in the house is a sleep. You just rolled over in your bed and you see your alarm clock blinking as if the power has gone out during the night. Without hesitation you jump out of bed and run over to check the clock on you cell phone and the time reads 4:45 am. Immediately, you start yelling to wake everybody up saying, "Where late, every body get up, where late!" Your spouse jumps out of bed and runs down the hall to wake the kids up. With in 15 minutes every body is running out the door and hopes into the car, which then races down the street. In record time you pull up to the grocery store and before the vehicle comes to a complete stop the kids and you spouse jump out of the car and start running. The time now is 5:20 and you are approximately fifteen hundred people back from the front of the line, which stop at the front door of the grocery store.
Now imagine the year is 2076, and the reason you are at the grocery store a hour and forty minutes before it opens is because of the worldwide food shortage. Fitting to the vast population that did not convert to vegetarianism we are seeing decreases in our health, which caused a chain reaction that has affected our local and nationwide economics in a negative way. Due to the population growth and being unable to produce enough food for everybody this has resulted in to a worldwide shortage of food.
We are back in the year 2006, after seeing a glimpse of our future as humans. How can we prevent the outcome we have seen from becoming our true future? If the vast population converts to vegetarianism we will see increase in our health, which causes a chain reaction that will affect our local and nationwide economics in a positive way. To truly prevent this outcome we must look at our past and current eating, which will then let us know what needs to be done.

"In the western tradition, Genesis suggests that the first diet of humans beings was vegetarian, and permission to eat... [continues]

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