To see an alphabetical site map click here
- Vegetarian Home Page
Information on vegetarian and vegan living including great recipes. The Difference Between a Vegetarian & Vegan lifestyle. The word "vegetarian" is a selective phrase used to describe the
practice or belief of eating a diet consisting primarily of
vegetables and vegetable products containing little or no animal
food products. This term includes vegans and a spectrum of
vegetarian sub-groups.
- Cooking With Tofu
Tofu is a bean curd that is produced from steamed - compressed
soy beans. It is a low calorie, low fat and low cholesterol food.
- Sources Of Protein
Vegetarians often do not absorb as much protein as they
would on a nonvegetarian diet,even though vegetarian food
incluces considerable amounts of protein.
- Vegetarian Children
It is understandable to consider putting your child on a
vegetarian diet if you are a vegetarian yourself. You believe
it is a better choice for your child, be it for ethical or
health reasons.
- Vegetarian Articles
Becoming a vegetarian is embarking on a completely new
and different lifestyle. There is no individual answer. Non-
vegeterians become vegeterians with very distinct rationale.
- Information Articles
Information articles on vegetarian and vegan living
- Nutrition Articles
Nutrition articles on vegetarian and vegan living
- Cooking Articles
Cooking articles on vegetarian and vegan living
- Vegetarian Recipes
Healthy and tasty vegetarian recipes for you to try out.
- Healthy News
All the latest vegetarian news of the day!
- Vegetarian Dessert Recipes
- Vegetarian Resources
- 7 Tips to Becoming Vegetarian
- Health Promotion the Vegetarian Way
- Vegetarian Lifestyle
- Benefits of Vegetarianism
- Vegetarian & Vegan Information | Understanding Vegetarianism
- Vegetarian & Vegan Information | Eat Healthy Without Meat
- The Great Vegetarian Protein Myth
- Vitamins For Vegetarians
- Vegetarian Tips: Make Your Vegetarian Diet A Balanced Diet
- The Top Five Nutrients Vegetarians Lack
- PDQ Vegetarian Cookbook
- Vegetarian Cooking - Three Basics
- Vegetarians and Group gatherings
You may be concerned about preparing meals for your family
and vegetarian guests if you aren't a vegetarian yourself. This
informative article will help you know what to do and to plan
a menu everyone will be pleased with.
- Vegetarian Gourmet----Meatless Makeovers
- Vegan Alternatives To Gelatin
- Vegetarian Cuisine
- Vegetarian Breakfast Recipes
- Vegetarian Sandwich Recipes
- Vegetarian Meal Recipes
- Vegetarian Snack Recipes
- Vegetarian Breakfast Burritos
- Hearty Healthy Vegetarian Breakfast Cereal
- Vegetarian Scrambled Mexican Tofu
- Healthy Vegetarian Banana Nut Muffins
- Vegetarian Oatmeal Apple Pancakes
- Vegan Cucumber & Tomato Sandwich
- Vegetarian Pita
- Vegetarian Veggie Burger
- Vegetarian Portobello Sandwich
- Vegetarian Teriyaki Wrap
- Vegetarian Acapulco Rice
- Vegetarian Mushroom Pepper Lasagne
- Vegan Wild Rice & Mushroom Casserole
- Vegetarian Couscous Pilaf
- Vegetarian Bean Soup
- Apple Crunch Muffins
- Chunky Salsa Vegetarian
- Trail Mix
- Vegetarian Banana Bread Squares
- Roasted Garlic French Bread
- Caramel Apple and Pear Crisp
- Orange Espresso Pudding Cake
- Peach Berry Cobbler
- Wine for vegetarians
It's a sight increasingly rare in the wine world, but if you go to parts of Bordeaux and Rioja you can still spot winery workers cracking large quantities of eggs.
- Soy Protein
A significant number of research studies support claims that soy
consumption can help you lose weight. Soy protein is a low-fat
source of high-quality protein (compared to many other protein
sources) that can help you build lean muscle mass.
- Soy and Energy
Evidence from recent clinical trials suggests that soy may have added exercise benefits compared to other protein sources, in particular whey protein
- Soy and PMS
Let's face it, PMS is no picnic. The estimated 40 million sufferers of PMS will agree the cramps, fatigue, mood swings and bloating are enough to make life just plain irritating.
- For “Higher-Health” Think “Lower Glycemic”
The holidays are rapidly approaching and with them the opportunity to consume lots of delicious food and drink at family gatherings and other social events. One way to help maintain a healthy lifestyle during the holidays is to eat foods with a "low-glycemic index".
- Soy’s Powerful Antioxidant Benefits
During each and every day of our lives we are exposed to oxidative stress. Our bodies produce “free radicals”, unstable molecules that cause harm to our body’s cells, as a by-product of normal metabolism.
- Reduce Free Radicals in Your Body with Soy
Scientists have shown that soy has antioxidant properties and that eating soy can help to reduce free radicals ...
- Privacy Statement
|