anyone vegetarian??

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I'm heavily considering transitiong into becoming a vegetarian. I've gone back and forth on it for a while now and I really think it's time. I have many days where I won't finish meals if it's meat. Any tips/advice for becoming vegetarian. Recipes or blogs to follow. Also were any of you pregnant and on a vegetarian diet? How was this for you?

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I haven't eaten meat in about 7 years and continued through my pregnancy. I had a perfectly healthy baby and a super easy, natural delivery. Research more about how avoiding meat is good for your health, the animals and the environment and it'll help.

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Awesome!! I have been "whole food plant based" for 6 years and I have never felt better. If you need a final push of inspiration check out What the Health and Forks Over Knives on Netflix! Tons of information on the health risks of animal products. My favorite recipe sites include Forks Over Knives, Minimalist Baker, Vegan Richa, It Doesn't Taste Like Chicken, and Buddhist Chef. I follow all of their pages on Facebook so I see new recipes popping up on my News feed daily and can bookmark what I like instead of having to search the blogs for something to make. You have to try jackfruit, so delicious as a "shredded meat" in tacos or sliders!

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I'm vegan and so far have had no issues with my pregnancy (21 weeks along)🤗

If you feel like it's something you want to try out, go for it :) start off slowly and do some research. There are so many great alternatives to meat these days, it's wonderful. Try making your favorite foods without meat or substitute it. Good luck 🙂

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I used to be vegetarian, but now I'm all over the place, I eat a lot of vegan things and also some meats (I'm very weird) but there's a frozen section in grocery stores that has a brand called morning star that's vegetarian meats, I know wal-mart has it and the hamburger patties are amazing!!! Not a huge fan of the chicken and beef

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I am vegan and pregnant. Seriously one of the best choices I could have made. The first couple months were definitely hard because I literally had morning sickness all day and food aversions to everything, so I pretty much just ate fruit my first trimester. When you go vegan or vegetarian you just need to be more diligent about making sure you know what you are going to eat during the day. My husband and I were really willie nillie about our food until we went vegan and now we meal plan every week which makes it easier to get all the nutrients you need and to stay on the path or vegan/vegetarian.

anyone vegetarian??

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