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    research‚ that meat industries are over-producing animal products‚ and in addition‚ are a major cause of environmental problems such as global warming and world hunger. Another good motive is the unimaginable cruelty these animals suffer‚ that represents torture one could never imagine for their own pets or peers. As importantly‚ being a vegetarian has numerous health benefits. Animal products contain bacteria and contaminants that have been shown to cause fatal illnesses. Cutting meat and animal by-products

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    Eating meat is a fundamental part of human evolution and an acceptable norm in our society. The meat industry is vast and has impacts in different aspects of Australian life. However‚ there are many issues about the consumption of meat‚ such as; impact on the human health‚ emission of CO2‚ and issues with animal welfare. Some Australians are encouraged or aspired to become vegetarians for these reasons. On the other hand‚ some objected because they believe eating meat is defying the basic law of

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    today‚ most individuals focus more on body images‚ eating poorly or properly‚ and focus more on judging one’s image. Half of the society believes most Americans health issues must do with the lack of eating habits or constantly consuming dairy products. Currently in the United States‚ most vegetarians assume that meat and dairy are dangerous to one’s health. In contrast‚ meat is essential to the human diet and society does not realize that consuming meat can be a healthy choice to one’s wellbeing. Vegetarians

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    Johnny Izaguirre Professor Orshan ENC1101 June 19‚ 2013 Eat less Meat As reported in 2007‚ 275 million tons of meat were produced worldwide. This is enough meat to supply everyone with 92 pounds of meat. What does this statistic really mean? We will find that the mass consumption of animals is a primary reason why humans are hungry‚ overweight‚ or sick. Also a leading cause of the depletion‚ and pollution of water‚ the degradation and deforestation of natural forest. While causing extinction of species

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    Erikka Solter English 1010 Position Paper November 23‚ 2010 To Eat Meat‚ or Not To Eat Meat Introduction It is estimated that the average American consumes 180 pounds of meat a year. That is double the global average. Over the years while our meat consumption increased‚ our lifestyles became more and more sedentary. So‚ it is no surprise that in America the top three leading causes of death are heart disease‚ cancer‚ and stroke. The cost to treat these diseases are breaking our health care system

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    subsitute for meat. There are various vegetables used as meat for the health conscious people or the vegetarians. This can be called as vegetable meat or veggie meat. Veggie meat contains a lot of nutrients that gives a healthy body. While the red meat we get less nutrients and it causes also a lot of diseases. Veggie meat has a good quality. It is also easy to make with cheaper ingredients. This fact encouraged the researcher to find out if the Sayote could be utilized as veggie meat. Statement

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    lifestyle is by removing meat and other animal products from their diets. This popular and

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    Meat and Vegetarian Diet

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    to digest meat‚ a vegetarian diet is much easier and healthier for our bodies. Secondly‚ as known around the world‚ the most common cause of death is heart attack and the average man is at a 50% risk while a vegetarian man is at a 4% risk. Another fact most don’t think about is that every one out of three chickens is infected with salmonella bacteria. Speaking of bacteria and disease‚ the U.S. Department of Agriculture implies that it protects meat-eaters through regular and thorough meat inspection

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    Meat Masquerade Everyday millions of people are consuming hazardous rations. Meat is consumed in huge amounts every year. The nutritional benefit of consuming less meat‚ body systems that are improved‚ and the horrors that are not discussed when meat production occurs will enlighten one and change lifelong choices. Vegetarianism contrary to popular belief is the healthier life style choice and one that will not be regretted. Many rumors will persuade you that lower nutrients will be gained when leaving

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    November 2013 Let Us Eat Meat There is always that time in our life were we ask ourselves “Could I actually be a vegetarian‚ could I actually go without eating meat‚ milk‚ cheese and all those yummy foods?” Well most people say they couldn’t do it‚ and I’m right there with them! Why on earth would I deprive myself of meat and many other delicious foods on PURPOSE? It is truly instinctual to crave and want meat‚ so why would we force ourselves to do otherwise? Not eating meat is unnatural and that’s

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