Vegetarians, as a result of not eating meat products, can often be lacking in....
*Protein
*Calcium
*Iron
*B6 Vitamins
*B12 Vitamins
*Essential Amino Acids
Because they're missing out on the nutrients present in meat.
What are the main sources of vitamins for vegetarians
Eventually, when vegetarians die, they are eaten by detritivores. These are organisms which gain nutrients from waste.
The vegetarians obtain energy in the energy pyramid because vegetables contain more nutrients
To ensure that they get the right nutrients to keep them healthy.
Meat contains all the essential amino acids. When you don't eat your missing out on essential proteins your body needs. Research your diet, find out what you're missing, and then you can take a vitamin supplement for what you need. Proteins are missing from their diet, so they attempt to compensate by eating more nuts and beans. Nuts and beans contain protein.
There are plenty of nutrients in a vegetarian diet. Eat vegetarian foods rich in iron, protein, calcium and vitamin B12.
deficient
actually none, although they do have rules about eating habits they are allowed to eat food from each of the food groups therefore they aren't missing any nutrients
yes you dont..but you cann by eating other things than non - vegetarians eat
deficient
Yes. Even though meat is a great source of protein, vegetarians can find protein in nuts or beans and other non-meat food.