Definitions

1. Eating meat is not wrong.

Eating Dairy Foods

1. Various customs are observed for how long it is necessary to wait after eating meat before eating dairy foods again, and vice versa. (Web site)

Leading International Expert

1. About the Author Peter Cox is a leading international expert on the pros and cons of eating meat. (Web site)

Risk

1. From this study, researchers estimated that eating meat just once a day triples the risk of dying from heart disease by age 64. (Web site)
2. A dietitian can discuss ways to prevent conditions such as iron-deficiency anemia that you might be at an increased risk for if you stop eating meat. (Web site)

Course

1. Of course, in every circumstance, eating meat will be bad for our health, bad for the environment, and a vast waste of resources.

Planet

1. But eating meat from well-managed grazing animals is a net benefit to the planet. (Web site)

Benefits

1. The meat industry in America is a powerful organization that has spent millions of dollars over decades advertising the benefits of eating meat.
2. And the introduction of more vegetables, fruits and raw foods will definitely enhance the benefits of abstaining from eating meat. (Web site)

Commercially

1. However, this does not include eating meat which was given as alms or commercially purchased. (Web site)

Anyone

1. Anyone who is truly concerned that plants feel pain should go vegan to reduce the number of plants they indirectly consume by eating meat. (Web site)
2. Sir Paul McCartney sums it all up, "If anyone wants to save the planet, all they have to do is just stop eating meat.

Bad Thing

1. As far as I know, it's not yet possible to date to reason with a plant and to have it understand that eating meat is a bad thing.

Prohibitions

1. As with straight-edge, anarcho-punk is based around a set of principles, including prohibitions on wearing leather, eating meat, and drinking milk.

Dairy

1. Many Jews who follow these guidelines will avoid eating meat at certain times of day in order to be able to eat dairy later.

Common Way

1. Eating meat that is rare or inadequately cooked is the most common way of getting the infection.

Coli O157

1. Eating meat that is rare or inadequately cooked is the most common way of possible exposure to E. coli O157:H7 contamination.

Eating Dairy Products

1. They wait between one and six hours after eating meat before eating dairy products. (Web site)

Strict Vegetarian

1. Although he experimented with eating meat in India when he was very young, he later became a strict vegetarian. (Web site)

Bonk

1. Now Bonk can transform himself into eight different forms by eating meat or encountering Primordial Ooze. (Web site)
2. Bonk: Brink of Extinction also features new transformations as Bonk morphs into eight different forms by eating meat or encountering Primordial Ooze.

Animal Fat

1. All of the diseases mentioned are primarily 20th century occurrences, yet people have been eating meat and animal fat for thousands of years. (Web site)

Eggs

1. In addition to not eating meat, poultry, seafood, eggs, or dairy, vegans avoid using products made from animal sources, such as fur, leather, and wool. (Web site)

Wrong

1. I once thought that "eating meat is wrong" was a true statement. (Web site)
2. I think that "eating meat is wrong" is a true statement.

Refrain

1. During the Buddha's time, there was no general rule requiring monks to refrain from eating meat. (Web site)
2. Buddhist monks will refrain from eating meat if they are aware that an animal has been specially killed for the offering. (Web site)

Vegetarian

1. It is extremely eco-friendly to eat vegetarian twice a week; eating meat takes a toll on the environment big time. (Web site)

Vegetarians

1. The pescatarian or pescetarian are vegetarians who avoid eating meat but will continue eating fish and shellfish.

Buddha

1. Theravada Pali Canon records instances of Buddha eating meat which were specifically purchased for Buddha. (Web site)
2. In Pali scriptures there are several recorded instance of the Buddha eating meat, though whether he died from eating tainted pork is disputed.

Mahayana Sutras

1. Acceptance of authenticity of Pali Sutta differ within Mahayana sects and Mahayana sutras do not record Buddha eating meat.

Dairy Products

1. Stop eating meat and dairy products.

Time

1. The laws of Kashrut require that we wait a period of time between eating meat and eating dairy.
2. Very often, people feel guilty about eating meat or some other animal product, from time to time, and then forego the vegetarian diet altogether.
3. One must wait a significant amount of time between eating meat and dairy. (Web site)

Drinking Wine

1. Another legend concerns Monk Lu Zhishen, who was fond of eating meat and drinking wine in defiance of religious discipline. (Web site)

Child Abuse

1. Just as child abuse involves the child who has no choice, eating meat, dairy, or egg products involves an animal, or many animals, who have had no choice.

Meat

1. Also many Buddhist teachers refrain from eating meat (and fish and egg), while many other Buddhist teachers do eat meat. (Web site)
2. Some Buddhists claim that eating meat is acceptable according to the Buddha, and that even the Buddha himself ate meat. (Web site)

Vegetarianism

1. See also Vegetarianism and veganism and Ethics of eating meat. (Web site)

Eating

1. Now few people actually like to kill to eat, but when it comes down to eating or not eating meat, most of us can find a way around our revulsions. (Web site)
2. The religion of Jainism has always opposed eating meat, and there are also many schools of Buddhism and Hinduism that condemn the eating of meat. (Web site)
3. In the case of eating meat after milk, the same interval applies only after eating hard cheese.

Ground Beef

1. Eating meat, especially ground beef, that has not been cooked sufficiently to kill E. coli O157:H7 can cause infection. (Web site)

Eating Meat

1. Vegetarianism is the practice of not eating meat, beef, poultry, fish or their by-products, with or without the use of dairy products or eggs [1].
2. Just as child abuse involves victims who have no choice, eating meat, dairy products, and eggs also involves victims who have no choice.
3. MYTH #14: Eating meat or animal products is less "spiritual" than eating only plant foods. (Web site)

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