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    Vegetarianism: Using the Clinton’s Rhetorical Style Becoming a vegetarian is one of the best things a person can do for their body and soul. There are numerous reasons why people choose to illuminate or significantly decrease meat intake from their diet. Some vegetarians change their lifestyle to improve their health and prevent future diseases from forming. Eating a vegetarian or plant based diet not only will improve a person’s health‚ but will also help aid in the reduction of animals that

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    Raven Clemons 9H Eng. 1st Period Mrs. Christiansen 4 December 2013 Persuasive Essay on Vegetarianism Vegetarian say that is people in the U.S. didn’t eat meat then there would be more grain to go around. Meat-eaters say that there are many serious disadvantages to being a vegetarian. Although vegetarians think that there are more disadvantages to being a meat-eater‚ vegetarians should eat meat for there own health. Many vegetarians have serious deficiencies due to not eating meat and most

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    Vegetarianism; A Healthier Way Of Life In today’s society‚ one in which obesity is hugely prevalent and cancer incidents increase exponentially compared to the fewer numbers of past generations‚ we must open our eyes to the frightening truths about our unhealthy lifestyles. Our lifestyle choices not only cause damage to the human body but to the environment as well. One of the largest factors relating to the general decline of people’s health as well as contributing to the decline of the environment

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    Pro-Planet. Pro-Animals. Pro-Health: The Pros of Vegetarianism. Vegetarianism‚ is it just a fad‚ or will it continue to cultivate and grow more mainstream than it is today? All signs are indicating that it will‚ indeed‚ continue to grow. “As many as 3.2% to 6% of the U.S. adult population is a vegetarian” (Parker 1). If one loves life‚ why not try vegetarianism? Having a vegetarian diet not only saves animals‚ but also improves health and uses less of our planet’s diminishing resources. The earliest

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    To produce one pound of beef takes 16 pounds of grains. Growing body parts which are not used for meal and production of energy by cow make 15 pounds expendage. That same pound of beef also requires on average 2‚500 gallons (10‚570L) of water (Lappe 1999 quoted in Kaza 2005‚ 390). By contrast‚ a pound of wheat requires only 60 gallons (254L) of water (Fiddes 1991‚ 215 quoted in Fox 2000‚ 165). Furthermore‚ every year 322 million liters or by another measurement 85 million gallons of waste are produced

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    Pros and Cons of a Vegetarian Diet . A no carbohydrate diet can affect calcium levels and cause vitamin deficiencies. Everything put in our bodies has an effect on us. Eating unhealthy foods all the time causes obesity and raises blood pressure. A vegetarian lifestyle can eventually lead to malnutrition and health problems. As people become more aware of their health choices in life‚ they are trying different diets and lifestyles to help them stay healthy. Making healthier choices leads to a

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    Pros and cons of vegetarian diet Vegetarian diets are based on cereals‚ whole grains‚ pulses‚ nuts‚ vegetables and fruits. Lacto-ovo-vegetarians do not consume any meat‚ poultry or fish but include eggs and dairy products in their diets. Vegans do not consume any food obtained from animals. Other vegetarian diets include fruitarians and macrobiotic diets that are more restricted. Reference to vegetarian diets usually implies lacto-ovo-vegetarians. A number of reasons can be attributed to preference

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    Pros And Cons Of Veganism

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    Veganism is a healthy way of living in which humans do not harm nature and protect other species by only consuming and using products that do not contain any animal ingredients. Vegan ideology also focuses on preserving Earth’s resources and peaceful existance‚ free from abusing animals and treating them as inferior. Concerningly‚ a susbstantial number of its followers are not regarding humans rights as equally important or even treat humanity as a threat to all living creatures and take an anti-human

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    Pros And Cons Of Veganism

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    Many stereotypes have become associated with veganism. It is said to be extreme because of the politics that are involved with vegan’s voices and dollars. Vegans abstain from wearing leather‚ fur‚ wool‚ pearls or anything that comes from an animal meaning they shop alternatively. They buy clothes and shoes made from plant materials such as hemp which are manufactured in an ethical form. There is substantial advocacy for animals online and in city streets with explicit images of what goes on behind

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    Vegan Pros And Cons

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    Veganism is a diet that refrains from the usage and consumption of animal products. As an increasing number of people become aware of the harsh treatment of animals on factory farms as well as the environmental consequences an increasing number of health-conscious‚ ethically conscious‚ and environmentally conscious people are becoming vegans. Thus‚ the vegan diet’s increasing popularity means that it is easier than ever to become a vegan and to find meat and dairy alternatives that make the vegan

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