Do you think that vegetarianism/veganism is a good idea? Do you think that vegetarianism/veganism is a good idea? Why or why not? This is NOT to start drama or cause arguments; if you start being rude to people, I will either edit or delete your comments/answers. Thanks!
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I think so. I am a vegetarian. It's healthier than an omnivorous diet, it's better for animals, and it's better for the environment.
on October 21, 2015
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I think either one of them is a good idea, but it's the person's choice. I, personally, am a vegetarian.
on October 19, 2015
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as a vegan naturally my answer is biased but yes i agree wholeheartedly. its not just a matter of the animals, but the environment is dying because of mass animal farms too.
on November 05, 2015
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I really dont have a preference, but they are great ides if you are trying to lose weight.
on December 26, 2017
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It's a very good idea, helps the environment, helps animals, helps yourself. Of course its a deeply personal choice!
on September 18, 2016
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Well, it all depends on your health and financial situation. I'm of the opinion that if you are able, you should become vegan/vegetarian. It's the best opportunity for your overall health, helps you live longer, has an immensely positive impact on the environment, and of course, you're no longer eating animals. It's a much easier transition than many people believe, and many vegetarians/vegans lose the taste for meat in 3-5 months! And even if you do still crave meat, there are See More amazing substitutes. It can also open your mind to vast amounts of food and meal ideas that you've never thought of!
But, many people are unable to become vegetarians/vegans. If you do not have a lot of money, purchasing the necessary fresh vegetables, grains, proteins, and fruits can become more expensive than you can afford. You can't live on dairy alone. While you can find cheap substitutes, it's hard to find a balanced meal in a small food budget when you can't rely on a quick chicken sandwich for your protein intake for that meal. For this reason, many people decide to become pescatarians (eat fish), pollovegetarians (eat chicken), or simply just cut out red meat. It's easier on your wallet but still a way to cut significant amounts of meat from your diet.
Health reasons can also be a reason why you cannot become a vegetarian/vegan. If for some reason you need a larger amount of protein, meat is a quick way to get that protein. Leafy greens and beans are of course good sources of protein but it's not a good idea to limit your diet when you're sick.
There's also people that are allergic to soy, gluten, tree nuts, and other common vegan/vegetarian food stuffs. This can make it difficult to survive on that diet, seeing as many things targeted at vegetarians are made primarily of these things.
But, many people are unable to become vegetarians/vegans. If you do not have a lot of money, purchasing the necessary fresh vegetables, grains, proteins, and fruits can become more expensive than you can afford. You can't live on dairy alone. While you can find cheap substitutes, it's hard to find a balanced meal in a small food budget when you can't rely on a quick chicken sandwich for your protein intake for that meal. For this reason, many people decide to become pescatarians (eat fish), pollovegetarians (eat chicken), or simply just cut out red meat. It's easier on your wallet but still a way to cut significant amounts of meat from your diet.
Health reasons can also be a reason why you cannot become a vegetarian/vegan. If for some reason you need a larger amount of protein, meat is a quick way to get that protein. Leafy greens and beans are of course good sources of protein but it's not a good idea to limit your diet when you're sick.
There's also people that are allergic to soy, gluten, tree nuts, and other common vegan/vegetarian food stuffs. This can make it difficult to survive on that diet, seeing as many things targeted at vegetarians are made primarily of these things.
on June 22, 2016
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VERY GOOD IDEA!!!!!!!
You are saving the lives of animals, by just not eating them. Who knows, you saying no to some beef is like saveing a cows life :)
You are saving the lives of animals, by just not eating them. Who knows, you saying no to some beef is like saveing a cows life :)
on March 08, 2016
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Yah! I'm partially a vegitarian myself, but I still eat some meat at times, I just try to avoid it. You can get all of your nutrients from beans, it's about the same as meat. Eating vegetables also eliminates unnecessary animal slaughter and decreases your chance of heart problems :3
on October 20, 2015
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Well it depends.
Just because one person out of the whole world does not eat meat the people will still kill animals because they like meat. And if you try to convince people to not eat meat some people will not because they like it and tons of people will lose there jobs. Also if you don't have enough meat you have a low amount of protein. Protein is super good for you. Meat also contains other healthy stuff for you. But you can still eat nuts and eggs to have protein. But some See More people exclude those things too because of allergies and stuff like that. And just eating all meat is not too good either.
I am not saying that your bad that you are vegetarian it's just that you need to balance your diet. It's your choice though! There are animals in this world to be eaten!
Just because one person out of the whole world does not eat meat the people will still kill animals because they like meat. And if you try to convince people to not eat meat some people will not because they like it and tons of people will lose there jobs. Also if you don't have enough meat you have a low amount of protein. Protein is super good for you. Meat also contains other healthy stuff for you. But you can still eat nuts and eggs to have protein. But some See More people exclude those things too because of allergies and stuff like that. And just eating all meat is not too good either.
I am not saying that your bad that you are vegetarian it's just that you need to balance your diet. It's your choice though! There are animals in this world to be eaten!
on October 19, 2015
8. A university team in Southampton found that people who were vegetarian by the age of 30 had a recorded average of 5 IQ points more at the age See More of 10.
-osteoporosis
-diabetes
-arthritis
-gum disease See More
-kidney stones
...and many more.
5. "Women who ate large amounts of red meat had a 20 percent higher risk of dying of cancer and a 50 percent higher risk of dying of heart disease than women who ate less. Men had a 22 percent higher risk of dying of cancer and a 27 percent higher See More risk of dying of heart disease. That`s compared to those who ate the least red meat, just 5 ounces per week, or 25g per day -- approximately a small rasher of bacon." (learn more at http://www.naturalnews.com/025957_meat_eating_cancer.html#ixzz3pITgL5LM )
1. There are over 20,000 types of drugs given to animal livestock, and when you eat the animal, you are also consuming the drugs.
2. Many dangerous viruses and bacteria are common to animals, and when we eat the meat, we eat the virus too.
3. Some fast food restaurants get their mean from farmers who neglect their cows. See More The farmers leave the cows standing in up to two inches of their own poop, which provides a breeding ground for deadly bacteria. Some of that bacteria gets into the meat, no matter how much it is cooked or washed.