I'm vegetarian, I'm not dead at least.

People are meant to eat meat, but only in small amounts, and meat like chicken and fish is much better for you than red meat. If you're vegetarian you can get all the nutrients you need from other foods, but you aren't necessarily healthier (although you are definitely healthier than people who can't imagine eating without a big greasy lump of meat involved, and whose vegetable intake consists of potatoes and bugger all else.)
Kombucha Reviewed by Kombucha on . Are vegetarians 'healthier' than meat eaters? Just wondering... I hear some people say things like "Humans were never meant to eat meat.", and "Vegetarians live longer than meat eaters". I've even heard people say that the human body doesn't properly digest meat, and that it sits in our colons for a long time creating toxins or something funny like that... Is there anybody who can enlighten me on this scenario, as I'm debating in my mind whether or not going veggie is the right choice for me. Myths? Opinions? Facts? Peace, Rating: 5