No. Being a vegan has no bearing on bleeding.
Yes. Vegetarians consume a lot of leafy vegetables which contains vitamin K.
Vitamin K helps to clot blood.
Less toxins....
Vegetarians typically get up to 100% more fiber and up to 50% less cholesterol from food than non-vegetarians
There are pills than can make you bleed less and there is of course also the birth control pill which not only regulates but often make women bleed less. Check out the pharmacy or speak to your doctor.
No, vegetarians only make up about 3.2% of the world population. Some countries have more or less. India is about 40% vegetarian because of religion, while Poland and Portugal are less than 1%.
I need to eat more food as a vegetarianbecause vegetarian food tends to have less calories, fat and protein.
Probably ovo-lacto vegetarians; less restrictions on food.
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Vegetarians eat less saturated fat than meat eaters so they often escape heart disease which kills most Americans who die of disease. Vegetarians have a lower rate of cancer. Vegetarians are less likely to be obese. To be objective, a vegetarian diet is not necessarily healthier than being a non-vegetarian but it often is!
Vegetarians use less plants than meat eaters. Over half of our food crops go to feed farmed animals.
Vegetarians will defecate more if they take in much more natural fiber. At the same time, a meat eater will also defecate more the more naturally fibrous foods they consume.
The RDA does not change for vegetarians/non vegetarians.
Semi-vegetarians, or "mostly" vegetarians.