Becoming a vegetarian?

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TITLE: Becoming a vegetarian?
DEADLINE: 11 May at 24.00

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As you know, millions of people are vegetarian. They are convinced that a vegetarian diet is good for them and for the environment.

Would you consider becoming a vegetarian?

Think of what you would gain and what you would have to give up. Do you think your health would be better? Would it mean having to spend more money? Would your social life suffer? 

Think of the ethical side of it: being a vegetarian means not contributing to the killing of animals for food? Would that be important for you? 

And there's also an environmental side to it: millions of square kilometres are used for animals to graze (specially cows). This enormous extension would be more productive if crops were planted to feed people not animal. Think of the enormous amount of methane (a green house gas much more powerful than carbon dioxide) produced by hundreds of millions of cows, etc.

WRITE a text commenting on it all. PLEASE, answer the question in as much detail as possible: 

Would you consider becoming a vegetarian?

I never even considered becoming a vegetarian,for that ... what is really to be vegetarian? Into that aspects the life would change?

The vegetarianism consists of not consuming meats of any type for example like of cow, pork, chicken, fish ... therefore, it limits the supply to show restraint of vegetable origin.Many subjects become vegetarian for ethical motives, on having thought that it is bad to kill animals to consume them and others allude reasons of health.

On having entered any supermarket, the normal thing is turn overwhelmed by racks replete with products of animal origin, something that for the majority of the persons is completely acceptable, but it is awfu for the vegetarian.

A great percentage of the products of a normal supermarket includes ingredients of animal origin, as which the vegetarian ones have two options: that of the least wealthy, which is to buy the basic ingredients to elaborate almost all his plates of domestic form; to go to specialized shops and to spend fortunes to acquire small shares of industrial food.

In order that the meat, the fish or the milk are cheap products it is ill-treated to the animals, one medicates them in excess, slightly natural food manages the affairs them and they are fattened artificially

To eat meat in excess is bad for the health. All the doctors and experts in supply advise  based more on fruit, vegetables and cereals rather than meat 

I think that the life of the vegetarian one is difficult since you go to where you go you go away to finding a hamburger shop as Burguer King or any other restaurant that offers animal products

And I believe that in some occasions, up to the products ¨natural¨ contains some chemical product, for whath if you want something really natural you must cultivate it.