VEG Out!
Tags: VEGETARIANISM; FOOD habits
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- Onward and upward. Lund, Laurel // Vegetarian Times;Sep2002, Issue 301, p8
Comments on the different paths that lead to a vegetarian lifestyle. Reasons of some people in choosing plant-based diets; Development in vegetarian cuisine.
- MORE CARBS, FEWER POUNDS. Gullon, Monica; Hammers, Maryann // Shape;Nov2005, Vol. 25 Issue 3, p164
Presents a study which states that vegetarians--who typically consume less protein and fat but more carbs--tend to be slimmer than meat eaters.
- tell vt: What's your No. 1 winter food craving? // Vegetarian Times;Mar2012, Issue 392, p13
The article presents reader responses which were submitted in response to a question which asked them about their favorite winter food cravings.
- The Market for Vegetarian Foods. Ginsberg, Caryn; Ostrowski, Alissa // Vegetarian Journal;2002, Vol. 21 Issue 4, p26
Characterizes the consumers of vegetarian foods in the U.S. Reason for choosing plant-based food; Size of the market; Response of food manufacturers; Impact of health foods on grocery stores; Attitude of restaurants. INSET: RESOURCES.
- Plant Life. Palacios, Monica // Lesbian News;Feb2002, Vol. 27 Issue 7, p27
Narrates the experience of the author on becoming a vegetarian. Influence of her girlfriend; Experimentation of alternative dishes; Reaction of her family on her diet transformation.
- Persuasive examples. Lustgarden, Steve // Vegetarian Times;Oct93, Issue 194, p18
Discusses the major factors influencing a vegetarian's decision to change eating habits. Survey of Vegetarian Times' readers; Six primary values of vegetarian movement; Influence of vegetarian's lifestyles on other people; Exposure to a vegetarian.
- Are Some Vegetarians Really Meat-Free? Or Do They Just Say They Are? Mangels, Reed // Vegetarian Journal;2004, Vol. 23 Issue 2, p16
Highlights results of a survey of people in the U.S. who consider themselves to be vegetarians. Comparison of diet compositions of people who are vegetarians versus people who claim to be vegetarians.
- Should we all be vegetarian? // Ecologist;Oct2004, Vol. 34 Issue 8, p23
Presents opposing views on whether people should become vegetarians. Arguments wherein the case for ethical vegetarianism is based; Rejection of intensive farming in favor of a fully extensive system in which meat animals live well and die humanely; Principles being violated by meat-eating.
- 15 Food Facts That Could Inspire You To Eat More Like a Vegetarian. Smith, Susan Male // Environmental Nutrition;Jun2008, Vol. 31 Issue 6, p1
The article offers suggestions on how to eat more vegetables and less of the meat products. It cites the topics discussed during the 5th International Congress on Vegetarian Nutrition held at Loma Linda University in Californa that centered on food facts that could urge people to eat more like a...
