YES, Successful Athletes and Sports persons can be Vegetarian. In fact, they can be healthier for it. Sit back and have a READ. VeggJay A plant-based diet, which emphasizes whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and legumes, provides the high-carbohydrate content balanced with the protein and fat the body needs for training sessions and competition. When these three nutrients are consumed from plant-based sources and in the recommended ratios, an athlete will get all the vitamins and minerals he or she needs to best perform, recover, and perform again. An optimal sports diet for performance, recovery, and health is found in the Power Plate —grains, vegetables, legumes, and fruits. By choosing generous servings of these nutrient-dense foods with a focus on variety and wholesomeness, your body will reap the benefits. Whole grains: Choose whole-grain breads, cereals, rice, and pastas. They are rich in complex carbohydrate, fiber, zinc, and B vit...
Hello there, How are you doing today? Thank you for dropping in. Being vegetarian isn't as dreary as some may think. In today's world there is soooo much variety.... Depending on how far you choose to go... whether ovo, lacto or vegan the options are endless. I'll be sharing a number recipes with you later on. Just have a look at the two food pyramids below and let me know what you think. Talk to you soon. VeggJay
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