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    Vegans vs. Meateaters

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    As children‚ one of the first things we learn is to recognize the friendly barnyard animals. We easily can spot the furry cow with the gentle eyes‚ the feathery chickens that run wildly about‚ and the pink pigs that roll in the mud. We may also sing about that nice farmer‚ Old McDonald‚ and all of his nice animals. The truth is that Old McDonald with a straw hat has been replaced by a business man in the hard hat. Ninety-five percent of the meat we eat does not come from Old McDonald’s farm

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    Vegan?

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    Vegetarian? According to the Vegetarian Resource Group‚ there are as many six to eight million people alone in the United States that are vegetarian and since the 1980s the interest of vegetarians has risen dramatically (Derr). There are many people who argue every day whether or not it’s better to be a vegetarian or better to be a meat eater. There are many arguments that go into all the discussion. Some arguments include ethical reasons‚ health reasons‚ and for the environment. There are

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    Vegetarian vs Meat eaters

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    Vegetarianism is adopted by many individuals as way of living life.   Vegetarianism is a self-willing omission from eating meat.  Is a vegetarian diet truly safer than a diet containing meat? People adopt a lifestyle of vegetarianism for different reasons. Religious or ethical beliefs or health reasons may have influence individuals into becoming vegetarians. Individuals suffering from heart disease‚ type two diabetes‚ and/or high cholesterol might be recommended vegetarianism as a medical diet.

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    Vegetarian

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    When the word vegetarian comes to mind‚ I can’t help but think about how their dinner table would look. Would there be any sort of protein on the table? Would there be food flavoring? When I look at the table of vegetarians‚ all I can ask myself is why would one starve themself with no protein nor any additional flavoring. When I view these photograph the only three words I can think of is‚ vegetarian‚ unhealthy‚ and foreign foods. When I view this photograph‚ I think of store bought. The reason

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    Vegan Diet vs. Paleo Diet

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    141520 Advanced Comp 1 Mrs. Batzel 12-1-12 The Vegan Diet vs. The Paleolithic Diet Fad diets have been around for decades‚ ranging from drinking nothing but maple syrup for a week‚ to just simply eating fruits and vegetables. When people hear the word “diet” it usually means a change in eating habits for a short period of time in order to lose weight. That is not the case with two of the most popular‚ so-called‚ “diets” in America. The Vegan and Paleolithic diets have gained much attention because

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    Vegan Diets

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    Being Vegan Being vegan is a really challenging thing to do. It cuts out most of if not everyday food. It’s not just a way to eat but it’s a lifestyle choice. It affects what you wear‚ how you think‚ and what you buy. A lot of people have questions about this choice and why thousands of people all over the world are starting to become vegans. A new Oxford University study states that “Cutting your meat and dairy intake can improve your health—and quite possibly save your life.” People ask what

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    Vegetarian Outline

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    a. Why I am a vegetarian a.i. Healthy a.ii. Humane b. A vegetarian is a person who does not eat meat‚ poultry‚ and fish. Vegetarians eat mainly fruit‚ vegetables‚ legumes‚ grains‚ seeds‚ and nuts. c. Types of vegetarians/vegans d. Health benefits e. Famous vegetarians II. Body a. Why I am a vegetarian a.i. Healthy a.ii. Humane‚ gym class in 8th grade where Jess told me to watch PETA video b. Types of vegetarians/vegans b.i. Pesco-Vegetarians: (or pescatarian) Vegetarians that include

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    Vegetarian argument

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    Some people choose to be vegetarians to avoid sicknesses. Eating the wrong kind of food‚ such as greasy‚ fast food meals‚ can be detrimental for a person’s health. One health risk is obesity. “Unhealthy eating contributes largely to obesity” (Manzella‚ 2010). Manzella states that obesity occurs because people eat unhealthy. Another health risk of eating unhealthy is diabetes. “The epidemics of obesity and Type II‚ or late-onset diabetes‚ are rising in parallel‚ driven by modern lifestyles” (Laurance

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    *Which is necessary vegetarian or non vegetarian A vegetarian diet provides a variety of proven health benefits. Vegetarians have significantly reduced rates of obesity‚ coronary heart disease‚ hypertension‚ type II diabetes‚ diet-related cancers‚ diverticular disease‚ constipation and gall stones.A vegetarian diet can be a very healthy option but it is important to ensure it is well balanced. You could stuff your face with chips and chocolate at every meal and be vegetarian but you wouldn’t be

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    Being a Vegetarian

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    the key solution for the arising issue. Although it is generally agreed today that meat should be one of the major food that humans consume because eating meat is natural‚ humans are omnivorous‚ animals are not aware of their quality of life‚ a vegetarian diet is too expensive‚ we should accept that vegetarianism is beneficial in many ways since we should respect animals‚ other foods can substitute the nutrients in meat‚ techniques to kill animals are barbaric‚ and most importantly‚

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