what are you called if you only eat fish and vegetables?

Question

what is the difference if you eat meat and no meat

Answer 1

Pescitarian, but there really is no such thing. The term "Pescitarian" is an oxymoron.

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The difference between eating meat and no meat is in where you get your protein.

Those who eat meat get their protein from animal products, i.e. chicken, cow, fish, etc.

Those who do not get theirs from vegetables and legumes i.e. soy beans, peanuts, asparagus, broccoli, and beans.

Its makes a difference because most animal protein is complete protein, meaning it contains every essential amino acid.

Essential amino acids are chemicals that cannot be made directly by the body its self. They are needed for life processes, making cells and what not.

The only complete protein in those lists of complete proteins that is not an animal based is the soybeans.

Answer 2

You would be called an onmivore. An omnivore eats both animal and plant food. Eating fish is not vegetarian.

Answer 3

You are still an omnivore, eater of many things. But some would say pescivore, fish eater.

Answer 4

fish and vegetables? youd be called 'a picky omnivore'.

Answer 5

I'd call you "healthy" . . . Others would call you a pesco-vegetarian if your diet consisted primarily of vegetables.

Of course you get the usual crazies on here screaming the butts off that you are a "meat" eater and can't be a vegetarian. Don't listen to them ... pesco, lacto, ovo, or pollo vegetarians are recognized by the mainstream of vegetarianism.

In fact the world's healthiest diet is pesco-vegetarian and belongs to the Okinawans.

Answer 6

Pescitarian

Answer 7

still an omnivore. or a piscivore.

Answer 8

red meat vegetarian.

Answer 9

omnivore.... at least at my house.

Answer 10

A picky eater!!!!!!!!!!!!!