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Types of Vegetarians & Vegetarianism
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Definition of Vegetarian and Vegetarianism

There is no exact definition of the words 'vegetarian' or 'vegetarianism.' They cover a wide range of meat-restricted eating habits.

In general, a vegetarian is someone whose diet omits animal products, but some vegetarians do eat some meat-products (milk, eggs, meat fats) and some "vegetarians" eat fish, although we prefer a stricter definition of vegetarianism which excludes ALL flesh or meat-eating.

The strictest type of vegetarian is a 'vegan' who avoids all flesh as well as all meat-by-products and who avoids all products of animal origin.

Main Types of Vegetarian and Vegetarianism

The most common types of vegetarian are:

Semi or Part Vegetarians
Ovo-Lacto Vegetarians
Vegans
Macrobiotic & other Vegetarians

Vegetarian Health Note:

A balanced vegetarian diet is perfectly healthy and offers significant extra health benefits over the average Western meat-eating diet.

The last category of vegetarians (Macrobiotic vegetarians etc) follow diets that are not recommended by most nutritionists, as these vegetarian diets lack certain nutrients. Exception is Pescetarians.

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DIETARY GUIDELINES
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Vegetarian Recipes
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BODY WEIGHT & FAT
Obesity & Vegetarian Diet
Body Mass Index
Healthy Weight
Body Fat Percentage
Body Fat Distribution
Weight Related Risks
Obesity Health Risks
WEIGHT LOSS METHODS
Fad Diets
Weight Loss Surgery
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WEIGHT PROBLEMS
Underweight Health Risks
Anorexia - Vegetarians
Overweight & Obesity
VEGETARIAN NUTRITION
Calcium in Vegetarian Diet
Iron in Vegetarian Diet
Protein in Vegetarian Diet
Vitamin B12 in Diet
Zinc in Vegetarian Diet
Potassium, Iodine in Diet
Vegetarian Diet Carbs
Fiber in Diet Plan
Fat in Vegetarian Diet
Cholesterol
Essential Fatty Acids
Vitamin A for Vegetarians
Vitamin D for Vegetarians
Vegetarian Foods
Vegetarian Diet Nutrition

VEGETARIANISM & HEALTH
Health Benefits Vegetarian Diet
Vegetarian Diet Mortality
Vegetarian Heart Disease
Hypertension, Blood Pressure
Diabetes & Vegetarian Health
Gallstones & Vegetarian Health
Cancer & Vegetarian Health
Breast Cancer & Vegetarianians
Osteoporosis & Vegetarians
Prostate Cancer & Vegetarians
Colon Cancer & Vegetarians
VEGAN NUTRITION
Vegan Diet & Veganism
Vegan Nutrition
Vegan Diet Nutrition
Calcium in Vegan Diet
Protein in Vegan Diet
Vitamin B12
Iron in Vegan Diet

Vegetarian Diet Information

Vegetarianism is a healthy option and vegetarian diets can be perfectly healthy eating plans but care should be taken to ensure optimum nutrition. So, whether following an ovo-lacto or other type of vegetarian food plan, or vegan diet, for a healthy body and weight make it a balanced eating plan and take regular exercise. Always consult a doctor before beginning a weight loss diet or new fitness routine.
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