| Exploring Vegetarianism: A Healthy Alternative | ||||||||
Am I a vegetarian if I don't eat meat but I do eat fish? Can I still have milk and be a vegetarian? What about eggs? These are just some of the questions that will be answered in this comprehensive programme about a popular but often misunderstood subject. Terms like 'vegan', 'ovo-lacto vegetarian', and 'ovo vegetarian' will be clearly defined. Vegetarians will offer first-hand information on which foods provide all the necessary vitamins, minerals and other nutritional supplements to keep their bodies healthy, and take a look at breakfast, lunch, dinner and maybe a few snacks, from a vegetarian perspective. Sample menus are provided at the end of the programme.![]() | ||||||||
| MAIN TOPICS: Topic 1: Why Eat a Vegetarian Diet There are many reasons why people choose a vegetarian diet. Some common reasons include religious beliefs, concern for animals, and concern for the environment. Many people just feel healthier eating a vegetarian diet. These reasons usually determine the type of vegetarian diet that is chosen. Topic 2: Types of Vegetarian Diets This section describes the dietary restrictions chosen by a vegan, lacto, lacto-ovo and ovo-vegetarian. Each diet poses different nutritional challenges. Topic 3: Dietary Concerns Depending on the type of diet that is followed, vegetarians must make special efforts to obtain vital nutrients such as calcium, vitamin D, B-12, iron, and protein through dietary supplements and other vegetarian substitutes. Topic 4: Sample Meal Ideas This section provides examples of various ways in which meat and dairy substitutes and other foods can be combined to create delicious and nutritious meals and snacks. | ||||||||
| LEARNING OBJECTIVES: After viewing the programme, students will be able to: • Describe the four major types of vegetarian diets. • Be familiar with some of the nutritional benefits of vegetarian diets. • Be aware of the various nutrients that may be missing in diets that don’t include meat, dairy products, and/or egg products. • Know various healthy vegetarian substitutes for chicken, ground beef, or turkey. • Describe examples of vegetarian meals and snacks. Includes downloadable support material. | ||||||||
| Running Time: 19 mins | ||||||||
| Age Range: 14 years - Adult | ||||||||
| Year of Production: 1999 | ||||||||
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Am I a vegetarian if I don't eat meat but I do eat fish? Can I still have milk and be a vegetarian? What about eggs? These are just some of the questions that will be answered in this comprehensive programme about a popular but often misunderstood subject. Terms like 'vegan', 'ovo-lacto vegetarian', and 'ovo vegetarian' will be clearly defined. Vegetarians will offer first-hand information on which foods provide all the necessary vitamins, minerals and other nutritional supplements to keep their bodies healthy, and take a look at breakfast, lunch, dinner and maybe a few snacks, from a vegetarian perspective. Sample menus are provided at the end of the programme.


