staying vegeterian .....?

Question

i m proud to be a vegetarian, but still there r many products today which arent totally vegetarian. does that make me a non-vegetarian????????

Answer 1

there are diffrent types of vegetrianisim. for example i'm an octo-latco vegetrian. that means i still use wool/leather (i have to use leather-i'm a ballerina and my ballet slippers are made of leather)/animal products. and lacto-means that i still drink milk and eat dairy products (though i'm lactose and tolrent i have lactose free milk)

google some diffrent types of vegetrianisim to see what kind of vegetrain you are.

just because you may use animal products and drink milk doesn't mean your not a vegetrian.

luck

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Answer 2

You're only a non-vegetarian if you eat those products that aren't totally vegetarian. I've been vegan for years and I'm so driven by the fact that I am making a difference that all of those unhealthy things that I once put in my body without any consideration about its effect on the rest of the world aren't missed. Wow that was a mouthful of a sentence!

Answer 3

It is a really happy feeling to be a vegetarian.. No guilty feeling that we are killing so many living beings and Ofcourse many Non-Vegetarian may tell that vegetarians will have no taste of food.. But Vegetarian life is a happy life..
But it is true that one cant be pure vegetarian which it will happen unintentionally and which is natural.
But intentionally never ever a vegetarian will have Non Veg until and unless he is willing

Answer 4

i'd say it depends on your intent.
if you're eating something with meat in it then NO, you are not a vegetarian.
if, however, you accidentally slip up one day and dont realise something contains gelatin or whatever. some non-veg thing, then that doesn't make you non-veg. i'd say that if you KNOW that something has it but you eat it anyway, that you aren't really.
if you suspect that something might have soemthing bad but dont want to check, even if it's really easy (like on a packet), then you're also not a true veg.
but if you have something like a cake from a bakery with no packaging, and aren't sure if it may contain gelatin and you eat it, i suppose that's ok. it's more if you have the resources to check and yet you still go ahead and eat it that your heart isn't in the right place.

Answer 5

gud, but can never b a pure veggie..

i ask others who call themselves vegetarian that are thay really a vegetarian?
only if we stop eating non-veg we have become vegetarian. are you sure? visit this site
http://www.awbi.org/pamp24.htm

everyday you use so many products, do you know what ingredients are there in that product? so many animals die because of animal testing. after using a product which is tested in animals are you still a veg.
visit
http://www.peta.org/living/

now decide..i'm also one like you frend..

Answer 6

its up to you to determine what you will and wont eat. just because some products arent completely vegetarian doesnt make you any less of a vegetarian yourself. its up to you to set your limits and make your choices as to what makes you a vegetarian.

Answer 7

No. Unfortunately in this world, animal products are everywhere and are in everything. You just have to define for yourself what is vegetarian and not and what you are most comfortable doing.

Answer 8

i think as long as u r not having meat, fish, egg. u can still consider urself to be a vegetarian.

Answer 9

Depending whether you are a strict vegetarian or not.

Answer 10

like Jello? or do you mean those products wich contain eggs/milk/cheese?
or products with worchestershire sauce(anchovies)?
most veggans stay clear of all these but vegitarians are not necessarily that strict. (meaning the dairy and egg thing)