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Articles in the category: Vegetarian

• John Harvey Kellogg a Seventh Day Adventist and Vegetarian

  Category: Famous Vegetarians
  A Seventh Day Adventist whose name is as well known as the cornflakes that he invented was the vegetarian Dr.John Harvey Kellogg. His involvement with the Adventists really began in 1864, when James White visited the Kellogg home. Soon twelve-year-old John, an excellent student, was an apprentice at the Review and Herald Press, the Seventh Day Adventist publishing company stil...
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• What Every Vegan Should Know about Vitamin B12

  Category: Vegetarian Nutrition
  An Open Letter from Health Professionals and Vegan Organizations Very low B12 intakes can cause anemia and nervous system damage. The only reliable vegan sources of B12 are foods fortified with B12 (including some plant milks, some soy products and some breakfast cereals) and B12 supplements. Vitamin B12...
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• Why Milk Is Not So Nice

  Category: Vegetarian Issues
  The media and other like-sources would have you believe that dairy farms are joyous places where happy cows can graze freely and do what they will. However, this is simply not true. My intent in writing this is to help the public understand that milk is not the miracle-fluid every child was raised to believe, that it is all in fact, propaganda. You will notice an acute paradigmatic cruel-streak...
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• Reasons for a vegetarian diet

  Category: Vegetarian Issues
  Vegetarianism. Is described in the dictionary as a “diet excluding all meat and fish,”
  But to the vegetarian, it is so much more.
  Some progress towards vegetarianism because of concern for their health or...
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• Hitler's alleged vegetarianism

  Category: Famous Vegetarians
  The continual allegation that Hitler was a vegetarian is usually motivated by a wish to discredit vegetarianism by those who opppose it. Good morality or good health policy should neither be motivated nor discredited by whether evil people embrace a certain principle. As Peter Singer said, "The fact that Hitler had a nose doesn't mean we should cut off our noses." The Nazis implem...
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