Why Vegetarianism
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Are We Meat-Eaters By Nature?
It has been found that the diet of any animal in its natural state corresponds to its anatomical structure and general body functions. Upon close examination, it is obvious that humans are NOT naturally suited to a diet which includes flesh. Please click the following links for more information: 1. Click me! 2. Click me!
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Facts of Vegetarianism
These articles are from Facts of Vegetarianism — a booklet that although we believe published in the early 1970s by a joint effort of the American Vegan Society, American Vegetarians, and Animal Liberation, Inc., still expresses valid considerations for adopting a vegetarian diet. Dudley Giehl, H. Jay Dinshah, Nellie Shriver, and Nathaniel Altman were contributing authors.
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