off-topic Would you ever like to become a Vegetarian?

[Reelz]

My recent thoughts about vegetarianism make me want to learn your perspective on the matter. I love vegetables more now and that makes vegetarianism pleasing to me.

While I enjoy eating beef hamburgers there exists some love for vegetarian meals in my diet too. What about you? Have you ever gone through thought to become a vegetarian?

 

[Ashake]

Veterinary lifestyle has become part of my lifestyle for the past couple of years after making the switch to vegetarianism. The vegetarian diet has brought positive changes to my body and mind and serves as an effective method to maintain good health. The decision to try meatless eating actually begin with even only one vegetarian day per week.

 

[ActionAce]

I strongly encourage people who want to become vegetarian to discover excellent plant-based recipes that are available. I also shop for veggies online. I have tried various vegetarian dishes which include veggie burgers and lentil soups. They really taste good

 

[MamaFrankie]

Would I ever like to become vegetarian? My dear, I am VEGAN. Vegetarian since 1996 and vegan since 2017.

 

[Apsara]

I don't eat meat every day, so I become vegetarian for 2-3 days every week.

 

[Alamson]

I would love to be a vegetarian but I can't resist the temptation of eating fish and sometimes spoiling myself with some delicacies prepared from animal products. Trust me, l take a lot of vegetables and avoid unhealthy food as much as possible.

 

[Pete Griffin]

In a former life I was a butcher. Eating meat has been a staple of my existence for as long as I can remember. Humans are omnivores by design. Our teeth include sharp canines for tearing meat and molars for grinding plant matter. Our digestive system produces enzymes that break down both animal proteins and plant fibres. Meat is good for you. It contains essential nutrients like B12, iron, and protein, which supported brain development and overall health. Sure, modern processed plant-based diets can replicate or replace these sources, but nothing, NOTHING, N O T H I N G, can replace a beautiful, thick, bloody steak.