Is A Vegetarian Diet Healthy?
An interesting discussion with a dietitian: Is a Vegetarian Diet Healthy? She sites some interesting facts about Vegan & Vegetarian diets verse carnivore’s diets. One of this points she makes that I hardily agree with is a Vegetarian or Vegan diet is useless if you eat high fatty foods, lots of processed foods, or other ‘foods’ that are unhealthy for you, even though they are Vegan or Vegetarian
Is A Vegetarian Diet Healthy?
I interviewed Toby Amidor, a registered dietitian, to share her thoughts on this way of life.
Are vegetarians healthier than carnivores?
here’s her answer: : it depends. Becoming a vegetarian is a personal choice, but once you opt in you must know exactly what to eat to stay healthy and fit.
Basic Food Groups
Vegetarian food groups include:
Grains like rice, wheat, rye, oats, millet, barley, amaranth, buckwheat, quinoa, spelt
Fruits
Vegetables
Nuts like almonds, cashews, pecans
Seeds like sunflower and sesame
Legumes like beans, peas, lentils
Personally, I follow a Plant Based Diet because I believe — no, I KNOW it is healthier for me. And, honestly, I am more of a flexitarian than I am a Vegan, but the food choices are so similar …. and it is just easier to say I am a Vegan (NOTE: A flexitarian eats some occasional meat products).
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