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    Johnson 1 Keerstyn Johnson ENGWR 300 Professor Cruz April 30‚ 2013 Why Vegan is The Right Choice The definition for vegan in the dictionary is “a person who refrains from using any animal products whatever for food‚ clothing‚ or any other purpose.” Choosing this may be considered a lifestyle choice or‚ for some‚ just a diet to lose some weight. Because most vegans choose this lifestyle for the compassion of animals‚  a lot of them‚ or just people in general‚ believe that if you are choosing it to only lose weight

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    Being a Vegetarian

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    Argumentative Essay Yoo Ra Park ESL015 Outline Plan C 1. Introduction: the increasing annual amount consumption of meat per person Thesis statement: vegetarianism is positive idea for the problem 2. Counter argument#1 + Pro argument #1 to refute it -expensive/healthier 3. Counter argument#2 + Pro argument #2 to refute it -omnivorous humans / enough nutrients from vegetables 4. Counter argument#3 + Pro argument #3 to refute it -ignorance of animals’ quality of life

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    PETA Persuasive Essay

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    We love animals‚ and we love food. We also love purses. So we’re in full support of the trend that combines vegan purses with food and animal images. Whether you’re going back to school or want to make your coworkers jealous‚ here are 12 vegan bags—for ANY budget—that you must have to make a statement any time of the year! Despite PETA’s assertion that anyone on any budget can shop cruelty-free‚ the headline of its “Shop” page titled “Carry your compassion” was followed by an image of a vegan

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    no meat‚ poultry or fish‚ but they consume eggs‚ dairy and honey. Lacto vegetarianism: no meat‚ poultry‚ fish or eggs‚ but they consume dairy and honey. Ovo vegetarianism: no meat‚ poultry‚ fish or dairy‚ but they consume eggs and honey. Finally‚ veganism: do not consume or use anything from animals (Driscoll 3). Vegans consist of only 5% of all vegetarians (Time 48). There are also many other small groups that are considered legitimate by some vegetarians‚ such as individuals who eat poultry‚ but

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    The Ethics Of What We Eat?

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    With countless diets hitting the market each day‚ it can become impossible to know the best route in order to properly fulfill our nutritional needs without wreaking havoc to the world around us. The philosophical book The Ethics of What We Eat by Singer and Mason explores the lasting impact our dietary preferences pose on humans‚ animals‚ and the environment‚ as they offer suggestions on how to improve our ecological footprint through our choices. A lasting theme of the book puts a light on the

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    Although I am not a vegan and I do understand how Animal products are readily available and easy to produce‚ and the toll they take on our planet is devastating; veganism is the only way to save the planet and the people from the major health problems and environmental issues that pose a serious threat. With all the money that goes in to these industries many things are kept from the public unless you do research. In the developed world‚ heart disease and cancer ravish the land and kill millions

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    Maddy Orick English 103 Professor Colton 13 November 2011 You’re a Vegetarian? But Why? Have you ever wondered why people become vegetarians? People who are vegetarians choose to become so for a wide variety of reasons. Being a vegetarian has become a popular and trendy during the past few decades. However‚ according to Alan Beardsworth and Alan Bryman authors of “Meat Consumption and Meat Avoidance Among Young People: An 11-year Longitudinal Study‚” people have started to eat more meat rather

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    Veganism - A Diet for the Modern World Veganism – one of the most reviled and resoundingly mocked dietary choices of the 21st century. However‚ as the research has been invested into this new ’fad’‚ it has become clear that veganism is not only better for the body‚ mind‚ and environment; it is also the best possible diet for most of us around the world. While this may not be completely possible for everybody‚ the research has made clear that a trend towards more plant-based diets is to the benefit

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    Pros and Cons of a Vegetarian Diet . A no carbohydrate diet can affect calcium levels and cause vitamin deficiencies. Everything put in our bodies has an effect on us. Eating unhealthy foods all the time causes obesity and raises blood pressure. A vegetarian lifestyle can eventually lead to malnutrition and health problems. As people become more aware of their health choices in life‚ they are trying different diets and lifestyles to help them stay healthy. Making healthier choices leads to a

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    Vegetarianism is a good idea for anyone‚ whether young or old‚ healthy or sick. Reasons supporting vegetarianism are inarguable since becoming a vegetarian is scientifically proven to improve one’s lifestyle in several different ways. First and most importantly to many‚ vegetarianism improves one’s health tremendously. Secondly‚ it can improve or display one’s spirituality and beliefs. Another reason for changing to a vegetarian lifestyle that most people don’t know is for the ecology and our surroundings

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