Many athletes are vegetarian. Getting enough protein is not an issue, because there are many sources of natural and unnatural protein available to vegetarians. Eating plenty of eggs and pulses should be a suitable substitute.
There is a wikipedia page of vegetarian athletes, which also links to a page of vegan athletes, the link is below.
Although cutting out meat would reduce protein intake from meat sources, often eating eggs and cheese and pulses rebalances the diet. More of an issue is iron and B12, and when vegetarians become unhealthy it's probably because they haven't made the changes to their diet to get enough protein, iron and B12. Any exclusion diet must be changed to allow for the item being excluded.
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The RDA does not change for vegetarians/non vegetarians.
I expect there isn't many. You see, meat helps to create muscle, and unless you eat vegetarian alternatives of meat, it won't really have the same effect.
Semi-vegetarians, or "mostly" vegetarians.
There is no patron saint of vegetarians.
there not suitable for vegetarians
No. They are not necessarily vegetarians unless they want to be.
No they are not hamster vegetarians
Vegetarians can eat smoked salmon and they will still be a vegetarian. There are different types of vegetarians for example vegan vegetarians which eat nothing that comes from a animal and no dairy products.
As far as I know, there are vegetarians in every country.
all elephants are vegetarians
Yes for vegetarians; no for vegans.