Six Ways to Become A Vegetarian

  1. Do nothing except stop eating meat, continue to eat junk food, and start eating lots of cheese. Just tell them at McDonalds to hold the patty. This is a very common approach, and a nutritional disaster. You might as well keep eating meat and potatoes.
  2. Go straight from eating hamburgers to being a strict vegan or macrobiotic. Almost as common and equally disastrous. All the toxins that are holding your body together disappear overnight, and there�s very little of you left, much to your mother�s horror.
  3. By trial and error � reading, surfing the web, trying out various diets, cooking classes, etc. This is wiser, but very time-consuming. It can also be hard on you, because you tend to frequently change horses in mid-stream, with much falling off, near-drowning, getting lost, etc.
  4. Proclaim loudly to your friends, family, and co-workers that you are a vegetarian/animal rights activist, and that they are cruel & disgusting for continuing to eat meat. Do this especially while you are eating with these people. This is fine if you enjoy being a social outcast � there�s nothing more annoying than a zealous convert in your face while you�re eating.
  5. Tell people you are a vegetarian who just eats some fish & chicken a few times a week. Actually, this is a reasonably healthy diet, which much of the world eats. It�s a good step on the way, but it's not vegetarian.
  6. Get a personal coach to guide you in quickly learning everything you need to know to become a Savvy Vegetarian. Becoming vegetarian is a personal journey � each individual needs to go at it differently. It takes some time for your body to adjust, and it�s also a major lifestyle change. A coach can help you find your path, draw you a map, and guide you through the rough parts.

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