That's highly unlikely.
Although, there has been more research on the way Serotonin cycles through a person's body.
The receptors needed to process Serotonin is a Protein called P11. People with more Protein P11 can gather more Serotonin, and are less depressed.
A vegetarian diet, when balanced, can be very beneficial for the human body. It's very important to include a wide range of vegetables, beans and fruit to gain all the nutrients and micro-nutrients needed to function.
I would say, if you do feel depressed, you should probably see a doctor and have blood work done.
Although, it might be a good idea to take a break from the Vegetarian lifestyle, and try some chicken soup made from organic, free-range chicken, or make a cheese omelette with free range eggs.
You can always go back to a vegetarian lifestyle later.
No.
Well, a poor diet can cause constipation, and constipation can cause depression.
No noticeably more acidic, no.
Not necessarily although sometimes inadequate nutrition (vegetarian or not) can cause one to miss a period.
Diet and depression can sometimes be linked. Obesity in turn can cause depression. Chocolate and relieve stress and depression too, but that wont work if you are depressed from being over weight.
Most teenagers eat way too much sugar such as candy and soda. Eating white flour can cause depression. Not eating enough veggies, fruits and protein makes the diet inadequate.
Answer: For me personally, when I'm a vegetarian my periods are lighter.Answer: Any change in diet can affect menstruation in a woman; it's not always a great thing though.
A vegetarian diet is one in which a person does not eat meat.
yes
In my opinion, it is a good idea to follow a vegetarian diet permanently! (I'm a vegetarian, of course)
A diet that contains meat.
Most Brahmins follow a vegetarian diet.