vegetarianism

a leaning towards vegetarianism

vegetarianism has been mainstreamed.

vegetarianism is rooted in Indian culture.

More and more people are believing in vegetarianism and diet for health.

his vegetarianism was no dampener of his drinking.

Many people choose vegetarianism for ethical reasons.

She has been practicing vegetarianism for over a year now.

Vegetarianism can have positive impacts on one's health.

He is considering transitioning to vegetarianism for environmental reasons.

Vegetarianism is becoming more popular in many countries around the world.

It's important to ensure a balanced diet when following vegetarianism.

There are various types of vegetarianism, such as lacto-vegetarian and ovo-vegetarian.

She believes that vegetarianism is a more sustainable and compassionate way of living.

I've been thinking about trying out of vegetarianism.

He spent his post-war years spreading the gospel of vegetarianism.

Whereas with vegetarianism, you don't actually get that full, so you feel like you always have energy.

But how much of a model for the world is India's vegetarianism?

I once watched a video about vegetarianism on YouTube and YouTube recommended and autoplayed a video about being vegan.

And, despite growing interest in vegetarianism and veganism, surveys find little evidence that many people in the rich world are turning into herbivores.

But if vegetarianism is hard to swallow and you fancy chomping on the occasional lean steak, then this could be the choice for you.

A climate activist isn't that one person that's read every single study and is now spending every afternoon handing out leaflets about vegetarianism in shopping malls.

Itten believed that, in order to remove the veil of the false world and see the truth, it was necessary to prepare the body with the help of vegetarianism, exercise, fasting, and enemas.

Schwitzgebel suspects the greatest impact came from social influence — classmates or teaching assistants leading the discussions may have shared their own vegetarianism, showing it as achievable or more common.