Comments on: 5 reasons to go veggie

By: The meat-free alternative « a very foodly diary

The meat-free alternative « a very foodly diary — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:02:53 +0000

[...] omnivore, even though I believe philosophically and physiologically in vegetarianism [see little green blog for some excellent reasons to consider vegetarianism]. I am sure, to some at least, that makes me [...]

By: Mrs Green

Mrs Green — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 19:31:41 +0000

@Travis: Hi Travis; great to see you. Yes, I loved your article; very real, honest and insightful. Good to meet someone with a like-mind in the blogosphere!

By: Travis

Travis — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 01:02:44 +0000

Mrs.Green, I appreciate the comment you left on my vegetarianism article, and I can truly say I enjoy your content just as much! It seems everything you’ve said here mirrors my thoughts as well!

By: Mrs Green

Mrs Green — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 08:13:17 +0000

@Wilson Pon: Hi Wilson, I have heard about the soya bean, yes. I have a cup of soy milk per day as I feel it helps balance my hormones. And I’ve heard exciting things that women in Japan do not suffer with menopause or the cancers that we do because of their diet.
Well done on making dietary changes; that’s very admirable!

By: Wilson Pon

Wilson Pon — Tue, 26 May 2009 07:57:50 +0000

Mrs. Green, you’re right about the breast cancer fact. The best method to prevent the breast cancer is to change our eating habit!

Did you know that soy bean is effective to against the breast cancer? Those women that regularly consuming soy bean will have higher chance from getting breast cancer than those that never intake any soy bean products before!

Although I’m still a Octogenarian, but I’m trying my best to convert into pure vegetarian in near future…

By: Mrs Green

Mrs Green — Sat, 23 May 2009 06:20:09 +0000

Hello Joe, welcome to the site and thank you for taking time to leave a comment.

I really enjoyed reading about your experiences and admire your stance on this.

Not many people who enjoy meat so much will take it upon themselves to ‘have a go’ at trying not to eat it.

It seems you are reaping some initial health and ‘feel good’ benefits. It will be interesting to see if these changes continue to an extent that you feel it is worth giving up on a more permanent basis. In the meantime keep sharing your findings, I’m sure you will help a lot of people.

By: Joe

Joe — Fri, 22 May 2009 12:32:50 +0000

I’m not a vegetarian. However, I decided I’m going to go “a while” without eating meat. I really enjoy a nice, juicy steak or rack of ribs, but there’s no reason another animal should have to die so I can choose a specific meal. I also thought I’d see how I feel and how the new diet affects my health.

I’m only about a week into it, but I feel a difference. I feel less lethargic - almost as if more of my food intake is converted to energy. I also feel better about what I’m doing (for the sake of the animals and for the environment).

I don’t know if this change will be permanent, but I’m enjoying it and don’t see any reason to turn back yet.