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    climate change and many more, are influencing every human, animal, and nation. There are many other ways to reduce the impacts but I will discuss vegetarian or vegan diet. A vegetarian diet is when a diet does not have meat, poultry, or fish, while a vegan diet further excludes dairy products. By excluding meat, poultry or dairy products from our diets, we can protect our earth planet, as producing meat causes more greenhouse gases emissions than any other environmental impact. To supply more meat

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    conditions.5, 8 In a study by Crowe, et al in 2013, BMI, triglycerides, HDL, LDL, total cholesterol, and other measurements were used to tabulate differences in those consuming omnivorous diets and vegetarian diets and participants were monitored over time for future heart disease occurrences.9 Although vegetarian participants were not vegan in this study, the biomarkers used for evaluation are common in many other studies as well.3, 10, 11 For the purposes of this review, we will mostly use these

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    Lundberg than goes on to explain why a vegetarian diet will restore the environment. She lacks a realistic solution for her American meat-obsessed audience. Lundberg also used unreliable sources to over emphasize the effects that the meat industry has on the environment as well as shows no evidence that a vegetarian diet is actually good for the environment. At the beginning of “Eating Green” the audience is promised a conversation on how a vegetarian diet is good for the body and possibly good

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    A large part of a person’s lifetime is spent on their consumption of food, which is often done while neglecting the impact their diet has on their health. Is there a reason for us to be conscious of our diet? Are potential health benefits really worth the effort? Vegetarian have shown many health benefits in comparison to meat eaters such as decreased chances of developing type 2 diabetes, less risk of heart disease and prostate cancer, lower blood cholesterol levels and blood pressure to name a

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    throughout the years all over the world. Diets impact one’s health drastically, and could affect lives in the long run if not taken seriously. From observation of those experimenting with different dietary habits, such as the “cleanliness” of going vegan or cutting out the carnivorous acts of eating meat by going either vegetarian or piscatorial, they are malnourishing and depriving themselves of the vitamins and proteins an all-around diet such as a paleo diet can provide. Health and Fitness magazines

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    can cause diseases that can be prevented, and the industry abuses their animals. Converting to a vegetarian or vegan diet might sound intimidating, or sound like we might not get all of the needed nutrients but there foods that vegetarians can eat to get what they need to get. Despite not eating meat on a regular basis there are positives to a plant-based diet. Switching your diet to a vegan or vegetarian can save the planet by eliminating resource consumption, pollution, in occurrence for diseases

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    Around 500 BCE, Pythagoras, a Greek philosopher, followed and advocated a vegetarian diet. Another person that advertized vegetarian diets was Buddah. In 1806 BCE, Dr. William Lampe and Percy Bysshe Shelley, were one of the first people to refuse the use of eggs and dairy, publicly in that time period. A vegetarian is someone who does not gormandize eggs or any type of meat or fish. Veganism is the practice of a strict vegetarian diet that requires the abstinence from the use of animal products. This includes

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    Analysis in Vegetarian Nutrition Human Mindset About Myths and Facts in Vegetarianism According to a 2009 survey by the Vegetarian Resource Group, it is showing that more than 1 million people who currently live in the United States are switching into vegan an. the same survey found another 5 to 7 millions of Americans consider themselves to be vegetarian. Many people in the world consume vegetarian foods as they are great nutrition sources. It is rich in fibers which is a powerful weapon to

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    Food powerfully impacts more aspects of life than is known. Plant-based diets have an effect on the physical well-being, economic growth, and ethical burden, or lack thereof. According to the International Vegan Association (IVA), vegan is defined as “someone who refrains from using and consuming animals, and animal products for any purpose, including food, clothing, and entertainment.” There are a variety of plant based diets. but essentially, the goal is to minimize consumption of processed foods

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    In a world with so many available vegetarian options, humans should have a meatless diet

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