Is their any negative aspects of being a vegetarian?

Question

Is their any negative aspects of being a vegetarian?

Answer 1

Aside from the attention it takes to get complete nutrition, all you are giving up is a vast spectrum of delicious, nutritions foods.

There has never been a vegetarian restaurant with 3 Michelin stars! :-)

Answer 2

Yeah, pushy carnivores and pompous vegans.

Answer 3

You act like a p***y non-stop and try to convert other people.

Answer 4

Nope,none come to mind,besides some people thinking you have your head stuck up your ****.

Answer 5

People asking me if vegetarians eat animal crackers.

EDIT: Do NOT ask your doctor about a vegetarian diet.  Doctors know virtually nothing about nutrition.  They only know about prescribing medicines to treat symptoms.

Answer 6

depends on your health prior to becoming a vegetarian. If you are in good health I'm sure you will be o.k. but definitely consult with your doctor.  

Answer 7

people nag you and question you about it to no end.

Answer 8

I ALWAYS get asked how I'm getting protein. That bothers me because everyone thinks you need a lot. but you don't. Also people trying to convince you that you need to eat meat...and elitist a******s.

Answer 9

Yes. Because of the hype and misinformation (deliberate or accidental)by some self-serving pro vegetarian groups and websites, many converts come to the false conclusion that they will automatically be healthy as soon as they become vegetarians.

Vegetarian is simply one who does not eat meat or slaughter by products. there is nothing magical or mysterious about it. it is not a cure all nor is it a special diet program. Vegetarians have to pay attention to what they eat just like everybody else. Not only because it may "secretly" contain meat but because it may not be healthy at all.

A unbalanced, nutrition inadequate  "vegetarian" diet is just as unhealthy as an unbalanced nutrition inadequate non-vegetarian diet/.

Answer 10

absolute not...but consult a doctor in order to follow the right direction