Vegetarianism - right or wrong?

The Good Things About Being A Vegetarian
Nature offers an enormous variety of fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds.
ßLook at this; this is what’s left of a poor animal
When you sit down to eat your meal at least you know you’re not eating God’s creatures.
A vegetarian diet can provide all of the nutrients needed. But attention has to be paid to protein, especially for people who eat absolutely no animal products at all. Everyone needs protein, made of amino acids, to maintain and repair muscle tissue, and make blood cells, hormones, enzymes, and all types of body structures. Protein also helps children to grow. Nine amino acids are essential for everyone because they must be obtained from food (as our bodies do not make enough or at all). If a food doesn't have all of these, it is an "incomp...