A vegetarian diet may be best for humans really folks. Part 2
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A Vegetarian Diet May Be Best for Humans (Part 2)
Introduction
Embarking on a vegetarian diet might be the first step to enhancing your health. With numerous health issues prevalent today, it's time to heed the wisdom of the Father of Medicine: "Let your food be your medicine, and your medicine your food." Read on to understand why this advice is so crucial.
Examining Common Non-Vegetarian Foods
In this continuation, we’ll explore why certain popular non-vegetarian foods might be detrimental to your health and why you should consider a vegetarian diet. At least try it for a month and see how you feel.
Problematic Foods Often Excluded from a Vegetarian Diet
Milk
Animal milk, particularly from cows, is overly rich for humans. It's acidic and can cause the formation of mucus. Consuming another species' milk after infancy isn't natural and is often pushed by commercial interests. Milk can lead to stomach issues such as cramps and has been linked to difficulty in calcium absorption, which can deposit in tissues, causing pain.
Despite popular belief, milk doesn’t prevent osteoporosis. A Harvard Nurses' Health Study in 1995 showed that women consuming more milk experienced more fractures than those who drank little or none. Milk also contains antibiotics, bacteria, pesticides, cholesterol, and growth hormones that can stress the human body. Therefore, cutting out dairy can be beneficial for optimal health.
While some claim raw goat's milk is suitable for infants, breast milk remains the ideal choice for babies. If you find it hard to quit milk, consider diluting it or adding maple syrup. Sour milk may have some laxative benefits, but creamy alternatives, like avocados or coconut milk, are healthier options.
Soy milk is another alternative but isn't much better than animal milk due to its unbalanced protein content.
Honey
Honey is often overpriced and marketed as a health food, but it should only be consumed by bees. As a pre-digested food, it quickly spikes blood sugar levels, prompting the pancreas to release insulin to normalize it. For a safer sweetener, genuine maple syrup is superior.
Eggs
Eggs are even more problematic than meat, known to cause constipation. The whites are particularly acidic and overly rich in protein.
Fish
Some people claim they only eat fish and poultry instead of red meat, yet fish can be more harmful. It decays faster than meat, which poses a risk inside the body. Fish is also prone to heavy metal contamination due to polluted habitats. Thus, avoiding fish can benefit your health.
Conclusion
While non-vegetarians can exhibit physical vigor, vegetarians often show greater endurance and strength. Consider Bill Pearl, a five-time Mr. Universe winner, and our vegetarian relatives, the apes. After considering these factors, if you're still hesitant about the safety and benefits of a vegetarian diet, rest assured that transitioning to a well-balanced vegetarian lifestyle could be your most significant step toward better health.
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