Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescatarian or Omnivore?

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Does abstinence from meat make you healthier?
Do you refrain from meat but eat only seafood.

I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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laughingheart

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I am unable to eat most veggies. The bottom of the food pyramid does not like me. I even have a lettuce allergy! Go figure. I respect your choices.
 
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LittleMermaid

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I'm more of a carnivore actually. Keto life!
I have lost more weight doing keto than any other diet. I also feel full and satisfied. Sugar is like a drug to me. It's best I stay away from it. At the moment, I'm not eating anything that tastes sweet, even berries which is something allowed on keto. I just rather not.
 

Lynx

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There isn't much I refuse to eat. I'll eat fruits, veggies, meats, dairys, sugars, etc, etc, etc...

For a Pentecostal, my diet is very catholic.
 

Tinkerbell725

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The Mediterranean diet is still the best diet because it is a balanced diet. I eat more plant based whole foods and sea food rich in omega 3. I eat less meat. I avoid added sugar and processed food.
 

cinder

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Well the book I'm currently reading says processed food makes you fat and natural whole food makes you skinny. Had some good success with low carb a few years ago so I'm kind of moving toward a more whole food low carb diet. Which meant burgers and potatoless bubble and squeak this week and next week looks like pork chops and taco salads. I eat pretty well so I can't complain.
 

Lynx

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The Mediterranean diet is still the best diet because it is a balanced diet. I eat more plant based whole foods and sea food rich in omega 3. I eat less meat. I avoid added sugar and processed food.
Oh yeah, Grecian potato salad is the BEST potato salad! :cool:
 

JesusLives

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Been and off and on Vegetarian during my life time....with eggs and dairy. Currently a meat eater but will still do meat substitutes as I like some of them.

Balanced diets are probably the best for us and as long as you are getting healthy proteins vegetarian is probably a better choice. If we grew our own meat and knew how the animals were treated and what they ate would probably be better also....
 

Lynx

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Hmm, meat substitutes... I'm reminded of a line from a cartoon my brother was watching one time.

"Try a soy-dog? Bet you can't tell the difference!"

"I respect your decision to not eat real meat. Please respect my decision to not eat imitation meat."
 
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Stranger36147

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Pescatarian?


Don't know if I've ever seen that word before.
 
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Ruby123

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I am omnivore but I do not like fish or seafood. I just don't like that fishy flavour but I will eat prawns if they don't have the fishy flavour. I don't know what to call that, maybe weird!:LOL:
 
Jan 15, 2019
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Durban
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I'm more of a carnivore actually. Keto life!
I have lost more weight doing keto than any other diet. I also feel full and satisfied. Sugar is like a drug to me. It's best I stay away from it. At the moment, I'm not eating anything that tastes sweet, even berries which is something allowed on keto. I just rather not.
Omw. I know what u mean! I have a sweet tooth also. If I ever over indulge, it tends to show on my body unfortunately. I develop acne, it's so unfair!
 
Jan 15, 2019
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The Mediterranean diet is still the best diet because it is a balanced diet. I eat more plant based whole foods and sea food rich in omega 3. I eat less meat. I avoid added sugar and processed food.
That's great advice! Thank u so much!
 
Jan 15, 2019
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Well the book I'm currently reading says processed food makes you fat and natural whole food makes you skinny. Had some good success with low carb a few years ago so I'm kind of moving toward a more whole food low carb diet. Which meant burgers and potatoless bubble and squeak this week and next week looks like pork chops and taco salads. I eat pretty well so I can't complain.
That's very encouraging and sound advice. Keep up the good work!
 
Jan 15, 2019
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I am omnivore but I do not like fish or seafood. I just don't like that fishy flavour but I will eat prawns if they don't have the fishy flavour. I don't know what to call that, maybe weird!:LOL:
Haha, fishyless prawn flavor. 😁
 
Jan 15, 2019
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Hmm, meat substitutes... I'm reminded of a line from a cartoon my brother was watching one time.

"Try a soy-dog? Bet you can't tell the difference!"

"I respect your decision to not eat real meat. Please respect my decision to not eat imitation meat."
I do it soya products. 100%, I don't have anything against anyone with regards to their dietary choices. I've eaten meat for the most part of my life...