so far i havent eaten any meat what so ever for 2 days and didnt notice it
im gonna try to go vegetarian for a week, or maybe a month depends on my mood
have any of you ever tried giving up the red stuff

 

I've thought about it, but I've never completely gone through with it. Istill like most chicken dishes, and a burger occasionally, but most things I won't eat. It's been months since I've had bacon, fried chicken,pork chops, and, well, most kinds of pork, for that matter. It's been years since I've had a steak, though.

I would definitely try it out, if I were you. I'd probably be a little more into it if my parents would embrace it more openly. [:@]

 

Can't say that I have... As a matter of fact I just had a nice steak for dinner. [&:]
Make sure you're still getting enough amino acids, protein and iron. Nuts, legumes, and grains are very high in protein. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich would be a great choice for lunch.
Eggs, milk, and fish will also help out a lot if you choose to continue eating them.
Also make sure you have a good multi-vitamin, to help replace the nutrients your body needs.
If you have any questions I'd be more than happy to do my best and answer them!
Good luck!

 

^ I might PM you about that sometime, if you don't mind. ^ I've always wanted to see if I could go through with it...

 

i dont object to people eating me, it dont bother meat, i love a good steak
i just wanna see how it goes, it might be healther, but i have to find a good sourse of protien

 

Do you like tofu and soymilk? How about whole wheat bread and lentils?
It is very do-able, you just need to have an open mind to maybe trying some new foods.

 

Wow Panda! I am impressed!

I actually do this particular stuff regularly, except when we go out for BBQ's of course. [8D]

It's part of the diet/work outprogram that I am in.

If losing weight is your goal (which I won't understand why) you should go with white meat for the source of protein. Note that it can not be fried but boiled (the best) or grilled (depending on how it's done also).

 

I don't see the point.

 

There are many reasons why people decide on a vegetarian or vegan diet.
For example if you're trying to eat healthier; red meat is very high in saturated fat.
It could also be because the person is looking out for the animals.
What ever the reason may be it's not for everyone, and is a personal choice.

 

I'm a vegetarian. I only eat meat that comes from animals that eat vegetables, or eat other animals that eat vegetables! I am so healthy!