### eater | vegetarian:

Lacto vegetarian
* avoid meat, poultry, fish and eggs, but eat dairy products.
* can get plenty of calcium from skim milk, nonfat yogurt and low-fat cheeses.
* eat animal protein of high biological value, eggs and dairy products.
* restrict themselves to milk and milk products, avoiding eggs.

Pure vegetarian
* HAVE TO take supplements to ward off developing pernicious anemia.
* Most pure vegetarians eat diets
  - proper diets

Strict vegetarian
* are prone to iron-deficiency anemia.
* get little or no carnitine.
* tend to be substantially lower than the mean.

### eater | vegetarian:

Vegan
* Every vegan is actually a faunivore.
* Many vegans also avoid buying from or supporting companies that test on animals
  - exclude honey from their diets
* Most vegans also have to take other supplements along with their food to ensure a healthy lifestyle
  - avoid leather, wool or silk clothing
  - take some type of vitamin or mineral supplementation
* Some vegans don t use honey as bees are sometimes killed after season.
* also avoid all dairy products and eggs
  - try to avoid wearing leather, wool etc
* are also at higher risk of vitamin A deficiency
  - concerned with the environment
  - different
  - extreme vegetarians and animal rights activists
  - from Venus and meat-eaters are from Mars
  - in terrible danger of vitamin deficiency
  - individuals who strive to do no harm towards animals
  - people who follow a lifestyle that refrains from using any animal product
  - strict vegetarians who eat no animal foods whatsoever
* are the fastest growing segment of the vegetarian population
  - strictest of all, eating no foods of animal origin whatsoever
* are vegetarians who also abstain from other animal products such as dairy and eggs
  - other animal products such as eggs or dairy
* avoid all animal products, including eggs and dairy products
  - both animal's milk and eggs
  - eating any food item which contains any form of animal by-product
* believe that raising animals for food wasteful and inefficient process.
* can be deficient in proteins and fat
  - get protein from soy milk,soy burgers, soy cheese,nuts etc
  - obtain adequate calcium from plant foods
* eat neither dairy products nor eggs
  - eggs nor dairy products
* eat no animal by-products, no leather, fur, etc
  - hormones
  - products of any kind and exclude all dairy products and honey
* eat no animal products, no meat, fish or poultry, no eggs or dairy
  - obtaining their protein purely from vegetable sources
  - foods which come from animals
  - only food of plant origin
* eat only plant foods, no eggs or dairy products
  - predominantly fruits, vegetables, and grains
  - plants
  - vegetable matter and avoid using animal products
* exclude all animal foods and animal-derived foods from their diets
  - both eggs and dairy products
* have a tough time getting their calories
  - the most limited diet
  - to look carefully on labels, because eggs and milk are in many common daily foods
* often eat less calcium and vitamin D than do other people
  - D than others
* say hens and cows are abused in the process of making eggs and milk.
* see life as a phenomenon to be treasured, revered and respected.
* stay away from animal products altogether.
* take it a step farther and also abstain from other animal products such as eggs or dairy.
* tend to gain weight more slowly than vegetarians, but it can happen.
* tend to have low Vitamin D intakes
  - vitamin D intakes, fortified margarines being the main dietary source
* think that animals have rights just as human beings have rights.

### eccentricity:

Oddity
* Oddities are eccentricity.
* is eccentricity

### ecclesial:

Norbertine spirituality
* is ecclesial.
* rests on a rhythm of prayer that is both public and personal.

### ecclesiastics:

Spiritual force
* are ecclesiastics.
* is concentration and an inner energy.