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Etymology[ edit ] "Pescetarian" is a neologism formed as a portmanteau of the Italian word " pesce " " fish " and the English word "vegetarian". Though Pythagoras loaned his name to the meatless diet, some suspect he may have eaten fish as well, which would have made him a not a vegetarian, but a pescatarian by today's standards. In general, men were less interested in pescetarianism, and men 35 years and above were the least likely to adhere to a pescetarian diet pattern. In YouGov published the results of research surveying 1, Americans. The results showed 9. Pollster investigation did reveal limitations in the research. The data collection methods might of skewed the meatless groups higher due to; resolutioners impacting results, probable underrepresentation of older adults and allowing responses based on dietarian identity rather than dietary strictness. Nonetheless, female sex and living in Ontario or British Columbia was positively associated with pescetarianism. Male sex and living in the Prairies or the Atlantic was negatively associated. Meat-Free Dietary Behavior
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There have, however, been quite a few cookbooks that have come out recently that highlight a vegan diet for slow cookers. These recipes generally focus on wonderful beans, grains, and vegetables. Here are some ideas to get you started cooking vegan in the slow cooker.
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