History of Vegetarianism

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Vegetarianism is the practice of not consuming the flesh of, and in some cases the products of, animals. Vegetarianism has been practised throughout human history for a variety of reasons, and its motivation and definition remain controversial today. An individual's decision to adopt vegetarianism may be influenced by a combination of different factors.

Vegetarianism is the practice of avoiding dietary consumption of animal flesh, and in some cases animal products. Vegetarianism has been practised throughout human history for a variety of reasons, and its motivation and definition remain controversial today. An individual's decision to adopt vegetarianism may be influenced by a combination of different factors.