A Lacto-Ovo-Vegetarian consumes animal by-products such as eggs, milk and cheese but does not eat any form of animal flesh. A Lacto-Vegetarian will not consume eggs or animal flesh but will eat dairy, and an Ovo-Vegetarian will consume eggs but no dairy or animal flesh. A vegan abstains the consumption of any animal or animal by-product. ... Stearic acid is a chemical that can come from animal fats. ... Many who have adopted a vegetarian or vegan based diet will favor buying "vegan friendly"" or "animal friendly"Hea" products to ensure no animals we're harmed in the making of these produc...

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Certain animals, such as cats, which are carnivorous by nature, would simply die if they did not eat meat. ... Freston, in her book, "Veganist," argues that everyone should switch from an animal to a plant based diet. ... "Does a single mother of four living at the poverty line really have nothing better to do with her time than take a leisurely stroll down to the farmers' market to buy fresh ingredients that require peeling, chopping, and boiling? ... "The majority of the people are being fed a disastrous diet based on animal products, whether they like it or choose i...

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The slow food movement attempts to encourage people to think about what they eat, and where the ingredients comes from, even if they buy the products from the grocery store to cook it at home, or where the ingredients comes from when they eat at restaurant. ... Second, the Slow Food movement can describe the food production to the people who would adhere to the movement, because one of their main objectives, the food production should not be harm the human health, animal welfare, and environment. ... Usually the source of air pollution arises from several gases which come from animal wastes (2...

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