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Old Jun 03, 2016, 05:49 PM
Anonymous37802
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Originally Posted by justafriend306 View Post
Determined to lose weight - and also because money is an issue - I have become practically vegetarian. Even with my diet well thought out and allowing for my hutritional needs my psychiatrist has expressed concern. As a result he has pleaded with me to supplement my diet with a multi-vitamin; especially one high in D, omegas, and the Bs.
I've been a vegetarian/almost vegan for years, and if anything my nutrition has improved. It's a knee-jerk reaction for healthcare practitioners to be worried when you say you're cutting out animal protein. Just be careful not to overdo the carbs, which is super-easy to do. I am not a skinny veggie, by any means, lol. But I did cut my cholesterol wayyyyy down after I stopped eating meat, as well as my fasting glucose. My doc was pleased, and said nothing when I told her how I was eating (but I also supplement with Vit D because I live in a not-super-sunny state). I will say that I eat fish and eggs, once in a great while, but they are usually locally harvested/caught.