The Correlation Between Different Lifestyles And Global...

Carrie Cunningham Dr. Young LAS-110 21 November 2014 The Correlation Between Different Lifestyles and Global Sustainability Living against the mainstream of society is a challenge which can be difficult to accomplish. The choice to become an outsider can correlate to the lifestyles of vegetarians, vegans, and fruitarians, composing a pool of beings who share similar beliefs and values for which they hold to their lives. Does changing eating habits have global impacts and is it safe to make such drastic adjustments to ones diet? By covering the following topics, the question will be resolved: the fundamentals behind living a vegetarian, vegan, or fruitarian lifestyle, examples of individuals thriving on the variety of lifestyles, how diet differences relate to sustainability survivor challenges and our environmental impact, as well as my own personal experiences relating to aberrant ways of living. 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