The Joy of Being Vegetarian

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As the science of nutrition has advanced during the past fifty years, it is becoming increasingly apparent that a vegetarian diet is superior to a flesh diet in many ways. Vegetarians live longer, are less obese, and are at a lower risk for cancer and other deadly diseases.

Description / The Joy of Being Vegetarian

Joy from restricting your diet? Joy from eating rabbit food?

Being a vegetarian has been disparaged by many people for many reasons.

  • They are taking humane treatment of animals too far!
  • Meat is expensive!
  • It’s a fad!
  • Only religious fanatics are vegetarians!

As the science of nutrition has advanced during the past fifty years, it is becoming increasingly apparent that a vegetarian diet is superior to a flesh diet in many ways. Vegetarians live longer, are less obese, and are at a lower risk for cancer and other deadly diseases. Dr. Philip Chen, Phd also holds that eating healthy foods causes joy from knowing you are doing something good. Because you become more healthy, your life can be more joyous.

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Item Format Paperback
Author Name Philip S. Chen
Publisher Pacific Press Publishing Association
Weight (lbs) 0.320000
Page Count 94
Language English
Year Published 2013

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