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    TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCEICNES, MUMBAI ASSINGMENT -1 TOPIC: CULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF NON - VEGITARIAN DIET COURSE: MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH (COURSE CODE: OPH-4 ) SUBMITTED TO: Dr. MATHEW GEORGE SUBMITTED BY: NISHTHA MISHRA, Enrl. No.: MM2016SW002. E-Mail: nishtha.mishra2016@tiss.edu DATE OF SUBMISSION: 10TH Feberaury, 2017 CULTURAL INTERPRETATION OF NON - VEGITARIAN DIET Introduction: Food is a kind of healthy substance which living being use to eat or drink

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    bad figure, that's why my family and I eat fruits and vegetables instead of meat. We do not want to be seen as scary. Sadly, all the fruit here is being taken by my new neighbors. I would love to make friends and form and agreement but I don't want to scare them away. My kids cry to me, “Dad, dad! Please get us food!” But I can not let them turn into monsters by eating our friends. It hurts me to even think about eating other animals. One day their hunger got to extreme, they could no longer take

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    is Lab Grown meat good for us?The question that most people ask if artificial stuff really tastes the same or is it just like the rest of the stuff, Kinda tastes alike but nothing like the real thing. Most of the tie=me people would choose naturally grown stuff anyday over lab grow meat.Most people probably think that its healthier then using artificial meat meat. But, in hein sight lab grown meat is healthier.They can take out the fat and still have it taste the same.Think of all the things that

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    thanks to animal protein. In 2016 the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimated that Americans ate an average of 92.1 pounds of chicken, 50.4 pounds of pork, and 54.3 pounds of beef, per person every year. (Per Capita Consumption) While meat is the most convenient source of protein, vegetarian diets are better for people because it decreases pollution, conserves resources, and is better for your health. Global warming is becoming a bigger issue every day. NASA predicts that the earth’s

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    Vegetarianism “A man can live and be healthy without killing animals for food; therefore, if he eats meat, he participates in taking animal life merely for the sake of his appetite. And to act so is immoral” is an eye opening statement said by Leo Tolstoy. Tolstoy shows us that the killing of animals is one of the main reasons why being vegetarian is the right thing to do. Not only is being meat-free the animal-friendly thing to do, but it also promotes many favorable health aspects. With this in

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    overlooked—eating. From growing, to processing, to distributing, and finally consuming, our agricultural system uses an immense portion of our planet’s limited resources and emits large amounts of greenhouse gases that have drastic effects on the environment. Because of this, it is imperative to understand the environmental impacts of the type of foods that we choose to include in our diets. While much of today’s population is heavily reliant on animal products, it is evident that a meat-based diet

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    and People Eating and Marginal Cases’, Norcross makes the argument that buying factory raised meat and eating it can be morally compared to obtaining puppies and torturing them to extract cocoamone hormone for gustatory pleasure. He also states that meat-eaters that come to this realization should turn vegetarian. According to people who disagree with Norcross, they argue the fact that factory farmed animals are not puppies, most consumers do not torture or kill the factory farmed meat, and becoming

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    I understand your confusion on whether or not to purchase antibiotic free meat because many people are uneducated on genetically modified foods and their impact on our health. With that being said, before you decide if antibiotic free meat is best for your family you have to understand what antibiotics are, and the difference between meat that is treated with antibiotics versus antibiotic free meat. Antibiotics are commonly known as medicines that are used to prevent or kill bacteria and have been

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    production of cosmetics were under regulation and safe. Also it was used to help the consumers to get the best possible information they needed to help them safely choose their medicines and foods to help improve their health. Through the checking of meat, safety of medical devices, and nutrition information labeled on products, the FDA has helped people make sure the products people are using are safe to use and consume. The Food and Drug Administration helps a lot with

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    that despite increased encouragements to remove animal proteins, primarily meats, from the human diet, consumptions rates remain inexorable. For example, the article mentions that “Americans are eating less beef, but chicken sales are on the rise” (Kateman). Additionally, while China pledges to reduce meat consumption by 50 percent, emergent, developing nations anticipate an increase of animal product consumption through meat and dairy. Increasing incomes and population growth correlate with the flourishing

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