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Is it healthy to be vegetarian?
I've been thinking about becoming a vegetarian for the fact that I am always constipated and thought hard pieces of meat trapped in my system freaks me out. Is it healthy and good for my body to be vegetarian? I need information's!
meat of being trapped in your system is a myth. True some systems can move slowly if their intake of meat, but the whole myth about meat sitting in your stomach until it rots is false. If the increase in constipation both its soluble and insoluble fiber, preferably from natural sources, such as vegetables, fruits, legumes, whole grains, etc.. (as opposed to fiber bottled water) If you are in need of a quick fix, try prune juice. much safer and smoother than the medication for constipation. Join vegetarian if you want, but if you like meat I suggest you continue to eat smaller portions, while increasing the size of your servings of vegetables. I eat meat in small quantities, I prefer to taste my meat dishes instead of meat is the main objective of the food. (both real Chinese food) a lentil salad with asparagus and fresh herbs topped with a little fresh fresh bacon is a dream!
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