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Depending on the person, a vegetarian can eat absolutely no meat, just poultry(chicken), or they can include fish depending ;on what you consider meat
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Is it a good idea to follow a vegetarian diet for a temporary period?
In my opinion, it is a good idea to follow a vegetarian diet permanently! (I'm a vegetarian, of course)
Which Hindu caste is vegetarian?
Most Brahmins follow a vegetarian diet.
Does an elephant follow a vegetarian diet?
Yes!
Which animals follow a vegetarian diet?
maybe Panda but I'm not sure
Is j k Rowling vegetarian?
Yes, J.K. Rowling is known to be a vegetarian. She has publicly spoken about her choice to follow a vegetarian diet in the past.
How many people in Canada follow a vegetarian diet?
1,276,000 | 4 % | (estimate) --from European Vegetarian Union (website)
Do Varmas follow a vegetarian diet?
not necessariliy. but according to their sect, they are supposed to do 'sangam' or penance for 24 hrs every week which includes vegetarian diet and giving alms
Should I be following a specific diet for my positive blood type?
People having an A positive blood type is recommended to follow a vegetarian diet. They should also be cautious to intake very little protein and dairy products.
What diet should I follow for my a positive blood type?
You want a meat rich diet for the protein. Without protein you wouldn't get the needed nutrients. You shouldn't become a vegetarian because you won't get your proper nutrients.
Why should you not be vegetarians?
People choose not to be vegetarian for different reasons. However, a vegetarian diet is much more healthy than a diet of meat and dairy.
Is it true that people with blood type A should eat mainly vegetarian food?
Know it is not true at all your diet should not be based the type of blood you have. A balanced diet low in fat is the best diet. It is just a myth that you should eat mainly a vegetarian diet if you have A+ blood
Did the Shakers follow a vegetarian diet?
Some followers did, some didn't. Click on the link below, under 'Related links'.
