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  • How to Successfully Become a Vegetarian - Free e-Book - Veggie123.com

    "How to Successfully Become a Vegetarian Even if You Think You Can't Do It Even If You Think It's Way Too Hard Even If You Have Tried & Failed Before Dedicated To : You - A compassionate person who tries to bring the better for the world. From the bottom of my heart, Thank... more

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  • Reviewed by sharkattax on Apr 06 2009, 7:37am

    vegetarianism is ezzz going vegan is when it gets hard :(

  • Reviewed by Isadore on Apr 03 2009, 5:43am

    The E-book has good information in it, and I'll likely read it all to help me make the transition. As a former vegetarian turned meat-eater now pondering the switch back, it always amazes me how people who have gone vegan tend to fall into the "preachy" trap even when consciously trying NOT to! Indeed, I don't see the problem with continuing to use milk, cheese, and eggs so long as they're small-farm organic products - but while he argues that any step towards giving up meat is good, and that we shouldn't see the different forms of vegetarianism on a moral hierarchy, he clearly adheres to this hierarchy himself and preaches against continuing to use milk, eggs, cheese, and yogurt (even though cruelty-free, organic, environmentally-conscious versions are available, he doesn't mention these). I think that, if there's one thing stopping me from making the switch back, it's the religious undertones that often creep into arguments about adopting a vegetarian lifestyle. I'm not saying religious reasons aren't valid. I'm just saying that using religious argumentation tactics (appealing to intuition, "you know it's right," using abstinence-model, Alcoholics-Anonymous logic like "falling off the wagon," if you "slip up" and eat meat) turns my stomach nearly as much as animal cruelty does. I've already cut back my meat consumption and what I DO eat is mostly organic. Even with these changes, I'm still sometimes horrified that I can eat meat products so casually, even knowing how they got to my plate. I think that alone is enough to re-think my cooking strategies.

  • Rated by sfboiwonder on Mar 30 2008, 4:05pm

    mmm veggies

  • Rated by audioarchivist on Mar 19 2008, 6:55am

    this one has some goood tips, some i admit i cant follow well....but....

  • Rated by bluezfire on Mar 19 2008, 5:07am

    While the idea of an e-book on how to become a vegetarian may seem silly to those of us that have already given up eating meat, we must remember that there are people out there that may want to give vegetarianism a try but have no support or no idea on where to start. For those people, this is a good resource of information that isn't preachy and presents the facts in a clear manner. So if you are interested in giving it a try, check this out.

  • Rated by tree-lights on Feb 10 2008, 2:48pm

    Veggie-ness is not that hard to do, just stop eating meat! It's not that hard to throw a bag of vegetables, rice, and a little bit of delicious sauce into a pan and heat it up. Consume that baby, and you're good. People who cannot eat healthily as a vegetarian probably do not eat healthily as a meat eater either.

  • Rated by broilman on Feb 07 2008, 9:55pm

    From the page: "How to Successfully Become a Vegetarian "

  • Rated by Happyme007 on Jan 20 2008, 5:40am

    I tried for a long time to become a Vegetarian--NOW that they are talking about "CLONE MEAT" YUCK!!!!! i will try harder...THANKS..My 1st Stumble today--I hit the jackpot...

  • Rated by MaryAgnesLamb on Jan 01 2008, 1:24pm

    Well I have tried and failed before, so I think I will peruse this. I feel like such a hypocrite as I know I could not slaughter or kill an animal myself, but yet I go on picking up my tidy packets at the store and ordering my steaks. Time to quit! And its a new year so good time. And besides, Carmelite religious are vegetarians so I feel that I, as a Secular order member, though not bound to it, should tend that way, too.

  • Reviewed by Chakra--Surfer on Dec 17 2007, 8:50pm

    Take a live animal,slice it open and try to eat its guts raw and drink its blood while it screams or chirps, usually that make you a veggie unless your a ghoul!