Vegetarianism- Yes Or No? Total results: 39 Pages: 1 | 2 [ 2] |
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 ID: 163597 Posts: 17 | Date: 2007-01-29 04:15 What do you think about vegetarianism?Simple,but the best..  |
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 ID: 172911 Posts: 248 | Date: 2007-01-29 05:24 i say no, but i really respect those who say yes. it takes strong will to change
eating habits.
however it's not healthy for kids/teens and pregnant women to be vegetarian, cos
if you don't eat meat, you don't get certain minerals which are necessary for
your body. an also, if you are actual vegetarian and don't eat fish nor eggs,
you don't get needed vitamins as well. so being vegetarian is a bit risky  |
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Mystique Eyed Phoenix IonU |
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 ID: 114505 Posts: 916 | Date: 2007-01-29 13:41  While I tend to
agree in certain aspects with the brilliantly stated 'online' star &
luminescently posted Luciana, there is an issue of blood type in conjunction to
requirements for certain diets. Unfortunately for some, the above wonderful
wisdom may not be as readily a valvular attainment.
No secret, simple is best: but supplements for vegans goes beyond both
B-complex, mineral & text.
Tekhanei
Way2go! Miss Bubbling & Vividly fragrant, Vaida 
Food for thought: In the vast uniqueness of humanity, each one must search to
achieve their custom tailored suited health style on their logistically notioned
lateral of ascent to success...So you slip a few rungs, once in awhile...You've
always got the chance, while you breathe, to go beyond trial. |
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| Date: 2007-01-29 17:23 I have been a vegetarian since 2000 (I eat eggs and dairy and very rarely fish,
usually as a last resort). Before that I ate a lot of meat. I recommend learning
about it and doing research before trying it. Many cultures around the world it
is the custom to be vegetarian for instance. Not all vegetarians are healthy
however. Ultimately, I don't think it's for everyone. You must listen to what
your body tells you and act accordingly. |
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| Date: 2007-01-29 18:08 I think people should eat whatever they perfer - if you like rabbit food or red
meat - either is fine |
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 ID: 154201 Posts: 187 | Date: 2007-01-30 01:31 eat vegetables / plants only, you will feel cold easily even if it is a high
vegetable fat diet. your food intake cannot be augmented, the body augments
itself to the diet instead. if for any ethical reason, people should try not to
kill or hurt other humans for various reasons instead of not killing animals for
food. eating vegetables will not reduce any harboured evil either.  |
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 ID: 666 Posts: 14 | Date: 2007-01-30 02:24 I am anti-vegetarian myself (eat mostly meat and other animal products), however
vegetarian could work for some if you eat either supplements or "innocent"
animal products like fish or egg. Vegan (purely non-animal diet) looks like a
horror for me, as there is little chance to get healthy amount of proteins. I
think such diet would do horrors for growing kids.
Anyway, a healthy adult can choose himself what to eat. |
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| Date: 2007-01-30 18:58 Luciana S.:
...it's not healthy for kids/teens and pregnant women to be vegetarian, cos if
you don't eat meat, you don't get certain minerals which are necessary for your
body. an also, if you are actual vegetarian and don't eat fish nor eggs, you
don't get needed vitamins as well. so being vegetarian is a bit risky
I respectfully disagree with your opinion here. You can get just about all
essential vitamins, minerals, nutrients from a vegetarian diet. I don't want to
bore you with all the details, but here's a partial list of sources just for
vitamins...
Vitamin A: Green leafy vegetables, carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, wheatgrass
juice
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): Whole grains, nori, wakame, legumes (especially
peanuts)
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): Green vegetables, whole grains, beans, legumes,
nutritional yeast, hiziki
Vitamin B3 (Niacin): Whole grains (especially brown, black and red rice),
posole, masa, nori, wakame, peanuts, nutritional yeast
Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic acid): whole grains, beans, legumes, mushrooms, nuts,
nutritional yeast
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine): Whole grains, leafy green vegetables, dulse, nori,
nutritional yeast, carrots, peas, sunflower seeds, walnuts
Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin): Current scientific research has concluded that
there are no reliable sources of B12 in plant sources, so it is best to take a
supplement daily in lozenge form
Biotin: Soybeans, nutritional yeast, whole grains
Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid): Citrus fruits, bell peppers, chiles, amaranth,
berries, cabbage, parsley, sprouts, tomatoes, Brussels sprouts
Chlorine: Soybeans, whole grains, legumes
Co-Enzyme Q10: Peanuts, spinach
Vitamin D: Sunflower sprouts, fortified soymilk, fortified vegan cereal
Vitamin E: Nuts, seeds, wheat, oats, quinoa, brown, red and black rice,
broccoli, cauliflower, dandelion greens, sprouts, asparagus, cucumbers, spinach,
wheatgerm oil
Folic acid: Microalgae, sprouts, leafy green vegetables, whole grains,
nutritional yeast, dates, beans, legumes, mushrooms, oranges, beets, fenugreek
and root vegetables
Inositol: Whole grains, nutritional yeast, beans and legumes, especially
soybeans)
Vitamin K: Alfalfa sprouts, asparagus, hempseed, blackstrap molasses, dark leafy
green vegetables, green tea, kelp, soybeans, oats, rye, wheat
Vitamin P (bioflavonoids): Peppers, buckwheat, black currants
Vitamin U: Green cabbage
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So,you can get everything you body needs if you educate yourself. And, it's not
like eating meat is safe, good for you, or the environment. For instance, there
are large ammonts of mercury in fish and most meat (in USA) has been injected
with growth hormones, antibiotics, and preservatives and are allowed to be fed
other ground up dead animals (usually old livestock that died--dead chickens are
ground up and fed to cows and vice versa). In addition, all the prime
agricultural land that is devoted for grazing and growing crops to feed these
animals is wasted becasue we could feed over four times as many people if that
land was used to grow food for people. And don't forget, eating meat
causes high cholestorol and is linked to several different types of diseases
including many types of cancer. FYI: The best way to get all of your vitamins
and minerals is through juicing fruits and veggies!
ps what else do rabbits like to do besides eating veggies?  |
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 ID: 174163 Posts: 57 | Date: 2007-01-30 20:01 I got to agree with Ephraim.
You can be as healthy as a non-vegetarian by replacing the meat by other food.
He actually knows what he is talking about, he mentioned Soymilk and not Milk
when most vegetarian people do the weird mistake of inserting Cowmilk in
vegetarian food.
Besides, according to several Scientists, Human beings body structure and instincts are
non-carnivorous. We have evolved from the anthropoid ape by eating fruit and
vegetables..
But theres many bad things about being vegetarian.. and those things would
be:
- the Society.
Examples: When you eat out, you have to get information if the restaurant has
Vegetarian food, also if you eat at a friend's house you have to call first
warning him he/she has to prepare something else to you, your children at school
might not get vegetarian food at all, etc.
Please note that Giedrius Majauskas stabilished the diference between vegetarian
and vegan wich would be that vegetarian don't take any meat based products and
vegan don't take any animal-products.
But after my experience when performing in this active tourist restaurant, I
noticed that in most countries there was no such diference. Vegetarians actually
didn't take any animal products at all, they actually only ate fruits and
vegetables (like pizza without cheese too) and never heard of such word - Vegan
(In my country there isn't such thing as also).
- So actually when I say Vegetarian, I allways mean Vegan for those who use that
word.
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GabsFlying in a Blue Dream |
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ID: 154201 Posts: 187 | Date: 2007-01-31 05:54 australian rabbits do eat meat, and are attracted to the scent of meat. I have a
friend whose rabbit chews and munches on chicken bits. |
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 ID: 160909 Posts: 569 | Date: 2007-02-03 12:19 I would like to try vegetarianism one day  I am still here |
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| Date: 2007-03-04 06:39 NO! EATING IS SO HEAVENLY! and besides you lose the proteins you need if you
only eat vegetables. |
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 ID: 177973 Posts: 149 | Date: 2007-03-05 08:58 It takes a lot of devotion to being a vergetarian, especially if you were used
to eating meat beforehand. If you ate meat on a daily basis, I would not
recommend become a vegetarian. |
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 ID: 179376 Posts: 821 | Date: 2007-03-05 09:46 It is a very tough commitment if you try to be a vegan after years as a meat
eater. I try to eat my veggies everyday.
Larry |
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Mystique Eyed Phoenix IonU |
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ID: 114505 Posts: 916 | Date: 2007-03-05 11:37 .......Taken Straight From The Quote Of The J.F.C.'S Rara Avis Actor's
Public Diary......
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"So,you can get everything your body needs if you educate yourself. And, it's
not like eating meat is safe, good for you, or the environment. For instance,
there are large amounts of mercury in fish and most meat (in USA) has been
injected with growth hormones, antibiotics, and preservatives ... And don't
forget, eating meat causes high cholesterol and is linked to several
different types of diseases, including many types of cancer. FYI: The best way
to get all of your vitamins and minerals is through juicing fruits and
veggies!"
"ps what else do rabbits like to do besides eating veggies? "
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This is exactly what I have discussed with someone I've worked with, & I agree
100% with EPHRAIM!
[HANDS DOWN & HEADS UP], & MERCI BEAUCOUP, TOO
SOY SORRY ...That I didn't post in detail ( on this topic), cause I drink
(usually Vanilla, cause it's so versatile) Soy virtually every day, & for the
past 6 years, Wow!!!
It looks like the elder of Fitness ( or Master-In-The-Rind-&-Ring of Juicy
infomercials, perhaps), none other than Jack Lalanne, will have a vote
for Juciest Drink in this Forum round!
All I can Verify is (:lips It's a RUSH...getting PURE JUICE...Nothing like it...The way it
effects me...I get a 'buzz' ...better than a double shot of Caffeinated Coffee,
& 'ALMOST' an overdose of Niacin Tabs ...But then, I've trained my body's system.
Remington Steel the Blade>
AS for the lil' nexus Post Masculine PS
The Answer is
BREED/SEXoX
=---> 2 |
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ID: 154201 Posts: 187 | Date: 2007-03-05 11:42 speaking of chemicals in meat brings you to a whole new platform. then you'll be
talking about organic food and free-range meat instead of vegetarianism. less to
do with not eating meat. |
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 ID: 184820 Posts: 32 | Date: 2007-03-07 09:34 Just wondering how will ur body will get all the needed vitamins minerals and
other things if u dont wont to accept nature's care.... |
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Mystique Eyed Phoenix IonU |
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ID: 114505 Posts: 916 | Date: 2007-03-07 11:25 There are actually different classifications of Vegetarians (to which I am  to belong
to...with balance
)
...AND, this could bring a headlight heap of understanding...
Here's the Plant Fancier's Haven to the digestible eligible elite edible
'octane' on the menu-to-go LIST
1) Total Vegetarians eat only plant food...No animal foods, including the
no-no's
of fish, eggs, dairy, & honey.
2) Vegans omit ALL animal products from their diets, & the rest
of their (exterior) life, as well...[No leather, wool, or silk is in their
belongings].
3) Lacto-Vegetarians include dairy products with their plant food
menu.
4) Lacto-Orvo-Vegetarians utilize both dairy & eggs to supplement the
existing foundation of their diet.
5) Pesco-Vegetarians probably know how to skin a bone the BEST, when it
comes to Fillet-O-FISH.
AND, Cock-A-Doodle DO...LAST, But...NOT LEAST of all=--->
[Some real food ]
6) Pollo-Vegetarians This is a palatable sequence gone perhaps
health-consciously frierlessly fowl...
Poultry: Chicken, turkey, duck.
Duende Drum roll to drumstick, then drool
 Bon
Appetite Esprit to ALL of YOU!
Remember this FOOD
FACTOR: No matter what you eat--
May it not eat you.
(Indigestion: NOT my kind of excitement!)
Just glad you're alive everyday, with a heart-2-beat!!!
BLD, Any1?=--->Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner...Order UP! |
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Jurgita forum 
no way. i guess i'm anti-vegetarian as well. thank you guys
for explanation about vitamins, but it still seems to me that if you want you
body to get all the useful things from food you need to eat vegetables and
fruits all the day. it wouldn't work for me as i can't imagine being full up
with vegetables 
