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Subject: Re: Did you see it too? - (nf)
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hp-cvd!johns    Jan 12 11:10:00 1984

There are several types of vegitarians. Let me try to describe them:

	no red meat veggies --- they eat anything except red meat
				(I don't see how this is veggie 
				but they seem to )

	Lacto-Ovo           --  They don't eat anything that requires
				Killing. Eggs and milk are the
				only animal products. ( You needn't kill
				to get them.

	No animal products veggies. --- Self discriptive

	Religious veggies   -- there are several groups that are
				veggie by religion. They have restrictions
				that I can't catagorize generally. As an 
				example: Braman Hindus are
                                veggies but they also don't eat
                                mushrooms, onions, and many other
                                plants for religious reasons.

	Fruitarians	   --- These folks eat nothing that
                                requires killing. They eat nuts,
                                fruits and flowers. I have known
                                someone who did this and seemed
                                to remain healthy. I think that
                                you should be able to eat this
                                way since you can eat grains and
                                beans which will provide a
                                complete protein for you. 


			John Sechrest
			hp-pcd!johns