Is anyone out there a vegetarian? If so, what kind of vegetarian?

Answer 1

The kind that eats meat.
Seriously I tried vegitarian lifestyle in college, but it did not fit me. I respect waht many vegetarians are trying to do, that is if they are doing it for moral rather than health reasons, but why do so many of them wear leather?

Answer 2

I am a vegetarian most of the time. I alternate between vegan--eating no animal products at all, to vegetarian--eating dairy and eggs along with vegetables and fruits and whole grains and sometimes I will eat a little sushi or fish along with the rest. I adjust my diet to what I happen to need at the time, I listen to my body.

Answer 3

I call my self a fishatarian. There is probably a name for it but i don't know it so that is what i call it. Any way i tried to go Full vegan but that did not work, then i became a vegetarian, My doctor was worried about my protein level so i said i would eat fish from time to time. Plus i need that Omega 3. It helps me with not having such painful cramps. Plus i love sushi. My plan is to slowly work my way up to being a vegan. I think it is healthier for out body's.

Answer 4

I am a raw foodist -- vegan (over 90% raw veggies and fruit). I grew up on this diet and just returned to it this year, after 20 years on a standard vegan/vegetarian diet. My arthritis in my knees, which kept me from running, completely cleared up (I am running again); my skin is clearer than ever; my endurance is kicking as$; my clarity has improved and my painful periods and horrible monthly pms is GONE. Don't listen to these guys on here who say vegetarianism is unhealthy. I know I've discovered the fountain of youth!!

Btw, my main reason for choosing this lifestyle is in order to live as harmlessly as possible. What is best for me is also best for the world and the future of humanity ---and knowing this is heart-gratifying in a big way. <3

Peace

Answer 5

I'm a lacto-ovo vegetarian. Just as an aside, I highly recommend the Vegetarian Family Cookbook. It has delicious recipes that even my meat-eating husband loves. :)

Answer 6

I am a lacto-ovo vegetarian-that is, I'm a veggie head that still eats dairy and eggs.I did a brief stint as a vegan.Real cheese is hard to give up, but I still want to take another shot at veganism.

Answer 7

Don't try and be different or fit into a group by being a vegetarian. Regardless of what these folks say... you are damaging your body. You may not see it for a while but wait until you're old!

Answer 8

I am a vegan. I don't eat any animal products. No dairy, no eggs. It is the healthiest option out there. Meat is loaded with hormones, carcinogens, and other nasty chemicals. You can get plenty of protein from plant sources, because we only need 10-15% of our daily calories to come from protein. And we can get calcium from other sources too. If anyone is vegan, they should buy Red Star Nutritional Yeast, because it is high in vitamin B12, the only nutrient missing from a vegan diet.

Answer 9

I am a lacto-vegetarian, eats nothing from animal sources except milk products and honey.

Answer 10

I'm a Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian, which means I consume milk, eggs, and other dairy products. I've recently cut down my intake on eggs, and I've replaced cow's milk with soymilk, but I'm still Lacto-Ovo.