Saturday, October 25, 2008

Become a Vegetarian Gradually

There is no need to become a vegetarian overnight! As admirable as that might be, old habits die hard, and for those who wish to introduce themselves to a new and better way of life, an all or nothing approach is not the best way forward.

As with anything else worthwhile, becoming a vegetarian is better undertaken as part of a plan. For instance regular meat eaters usually partake of a mix of red meat and white meat. Therefore, a sensible approach would be to cut out red meat first for a predefined period, before moving on to chicken and the like. There are so many wonderful vegetarian dishes, and lots of books and magazines with a myriad of recipes. Stopping gradually affords the opportunity to experiment with your vegetarian diet to see what you actually like.

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Your local library will contain lots of books about vegetarians and vegetarianism. They are frequently written by devotees, who also advise on the nutritional benefits, as well as the tastiness of various foods. If you didn't know already, you will quickly learn that far from being boring, a vegetarian diet is interesting, and far more concerned with the true meaning of nature.

The Internet is a marvelous source of information for vegetarians as much as anybody else. The last time I typed in the word 'vegetarian' in the Google search box, there were over 46 million pages returned. That should be more than enough for a lifetime of research! Of course you can search for 'vegetarian diet', or some similar phrase, if you want to narrow the searches down to particular aspects of vegetarianism.

Strangely there are some people who think that a vegetarian diet will stifle their dining out possibilities. They couldn't be more wrong, as all good restaurants provide vegetarian alternatives, prepared by chefs who know what they are doing. There are some great specialist vegetarian restaurants, but they are a choice and not an absolute necessity.

There is every reason to become a vegetarian and no obvious disadvantages. Meat has been linked to various afflictions and ailments, and there is the plight of the poor animals, which have the right to a normal life expectancy. So please give vegetarianism a try, and you will soon realize that feeling better about yourself, and all living things, is a worthwhile bonus.

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