A vegetarian diet may be best for humans really folks. part 1
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Why a Vegetarian Diet Might Be the Best Choice for Humans
Summary
Choosing a vegetarian diet is becoming increasingly popular for many reasons. From boosting your physical health to achieving optimal fitness, here are some compelling reasons you might consider exploring this lifestyle.The Benefits of a Vegetarian Diet
I’ve followed a vegetarian?"more specifically, a vegan?"diet for nearly 10 years. While the first three years were a learning curve filled with misinformation, the subsequent seven have been the healthiest of my life. This dietary change dramatically improved my skin, eliminated my bad breath (no more morning breath!), and alleviated my asthma and fatigue.
Inspired by the benefits, I've encouraged many of my friends to consider this lifestyle shift. This article aims to guide you if you’re interested in embracing a similar diet.
Foods to Avoid and Why
Meat
Eliminating meat from your diet can be hugely beneficial. Fruits and raw vegetables are rich in nutrients and help prevent various diseases. In contrast, meat can harbor harmful elements like intestinal worms.
Some doctors advise against meat consumption to alleviate conditions like gout and rheumatism. Asthma patients, for instance, might be told to steer clear of animal products and processed foods, an approach championed by Russian Dr. Buteyko. Many asthmatics, including myself, have found relief by ditching meat.
Meat decomposes and releases toxins, uric acid, and mucus in the body. It’s highly unbalanced, packed with excess protein while lacking calcium and essential vitamins and minerals. Studies, such as those by Farger and Walepole in the Journal of Physiology and Pathology, highlight the toxic substances in decomposed meat, which can raise blood pressure?"a major concern for those with hypertension.
If you choose to consume meat, limit it to one type, eaten only occasionally and in small amounts, accompanied by plenty of leafy greens and non-starchy vegetables.
In the next section, I will discuss other common foods in non-vegetarian diets and the reasons they might be best avoided, along with how a vegetarian diet can enhance your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
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