Welcome to our series featuring Food Holiday: October 2022: National Vegetarian Month. I don’t know about you but I could be a Vegetarian and so could my mother. As for David and Charlie they wouldn’t survive without Meat. How about you?
National Vegetarian Month
Whether you’re a Vegetarian or not, there are a lot of excellent reasons to participate in Vegetarian Month this October. By definition, a Vegetarian is a person who decides to abstain from meat whether it be for health, religious, or moral reasons. Here is ways that will help you celebrate Vegetarian Month. You’ll even find out why we love Vegetarian Month.
HOW TO OBSERVE VEGETARIAN MONTH
- “Many dietary experts urge us to cut back on Animal products. On Mondays during the month of October, make it a point to whip up a Vegetarian dish for dinner.
- Cooking classes are a fun way to learn new skills in the kitchen. To celebrate Vegetarian Month, why not learn how to make dishes without using Meat?
- The month of October can get pretty chilly, so consider taking your green thumb indoors. An indoor garden helps ensure that you’ll have fresh Herbs and Veggies to use throughout the Winter.
5 REASONS TO GO VEGETARIAN
- Research indicates that abstaining from red meat may enhance the sex appeal of male pheromones.
- You may have studied Pythagoras Pythagorean Theorem, but did you know that Greek philosopher Pythagoras was a devout Vegetarian?
- Plants provide 10 times more protein per acre than Meat.
- Benjamin Franklin was a Wegetarian, although he went back to eating Meat later in life.
- India has the highest percentage of Vegetarians when compared to all other Countries (roughly 30 percent of the population).
WHY VEGETARIAN MONTH IS IMPORTANT
- Not all Vegetarians live a healthy lifestyle, but studies have indicated that a Vegetarian diet may help prevent some serious diseases.
- While eating a Vegetarian diet won’t necessarily slash the cost of your grocery bill, there’s a chance you’ll see savings if you go a couple of weeks without purchasing Animal products.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
