I just don't see how it can be healthy to eat only vegetables. Meat has stuff that's good for you too and it's good to have a variety of foods for each food has different minerals and vitamins.

If I only ate vegetables I would feel like I'm missing some kind of important ingredient or mineral that is in the meat. I would agree some foods are better than others but completely leaving out a category of food type sounds bad...

I look at the food pyramid and it has vegetables but it's not all vegetables and plus vegetables is not the biggest chunk of it either.

Besides what or who says, backed by what research done by who, says vegetarians have better sex? If this was proven to be true by many different studies I might have a salad more often. LOL

I think all they are going off of is that bodily fluids taste a little better if you eat less garlic and meat... Has anyone tried this?

I would hate to give up my bacon wrapped center cut steak with garlic powder poured on top of it, that is like my favorite meal along side with some Parmesan noodles made by pasta roni. I should say favorite meal that *I* know how to cook myself. Some times I have it for breakfast it's so good. less

Vegetarians don't only eat vegetables. They still eat grains (the largest chunk of the food pyramid (which has been shown to be outdated)) and they supplement their protein with soy and other legumes or dairy (if their not vegan). Some of the other nutrients found in meat can also be found in certain vegetables, like spinach is a great source of iron. less