Ever thought of where your meats come from? Take it from this point of view. Say you were a chicken. First, you are captured! Then, you are forced to breed. Once you have eggs, they are taken from you! After that, you get killed! Imagine if one day chickens did that to us. 

        Fish and sea life get killed 2,695 per second. Similarly, for chicken: 1839 per second. For swine: 44.4 per second. For sheep: 16.4 per second. Later on, these animals will be extinct! Where will we get nutrients from then?

         More and more people are becoming vegetarians to boycott meats of certain. Most don't do it because there allergic or religion, they do it to save animals. Due to the high demand of all meats, animals are getting slaughtered every second. (High demand means all of the people in the world who want something so the people who produce it have to make more.) Do you think that if we boycott meat there will be less demand and less slaughtering of animals? I wasn't asking. The answer is yes. 

       Think of this. Imagine one day where the cafeteria doesn't serve meat. Imagine one day that people didn't kill ANY animals. Do you know about how many animals we would save? 200 million! If you read this and say, "Well I only eat one meat per day," Okay. Say everyone in the world ate one type of meat per day. In a month we'd have eaten one hundred seventy billion five hundred million animals. How does that sound?

        Let's look at the pros of being vegetarian. First, you can get the same amount of protein from certain vitamins, so we won't miss out on that. Also, there are now more options for fake meat-like, Dr. Pragers, Boca Burgers and many more healthy alternatives. Being a Vegetarian can also lead to lower cholesterol, and blood pressure, aiding in the prevention of heart disease! There is really nothing wrong with it!

        Being Vegetarian doesn't just mean that you can only eat veggies, you can eat so much more! You can still have gluten, dairy, sugar and all sorts of fun foods! Pizza, cake, pasta, macaroni, french fries, and so many alternatives. Like I said before there are alternatives brands that have vegetarian meat.

        For example, I will share one alternative! Beyond Burger has literally has lots of people loving it and especially attracting the vegan meat market. It is served in certain burger restaurants as an option! This pink colored vegan beef has almost the same taste and texture of a regular burger. 

        Please help me! Sign, share and even if you aren't vegetarian, maybe try to buy less or even just avoid it. Maybe you have options and if so, pick vegetarian. I also want to thank my older brother for knocking some sense into me. Thank you, Ryan.