Vegetarianism is Worse For the Environment than Eating Meat

Both animal-derived and plant-derived food production has consequences, but meat production is worse for the environment in most cases.
Diet and exercise is a category containing everything related to fitness and nutrition and corresponding strategies and exercises.
Both animal-derived and plant-derived food production has consequences, but meat production is worse for the environment in most cases.
Calories on a label almost never equal calories stored exactly. This is part due to the labeling process, and part due to the different effects different macronutrients have on our bodies.
The old saying “feed a cold, starve a fever” has truth to it, but generally you should feed a cold and a fever and starve neither.
Exposure to light in moderation, especially natural sunlight, can have an uplifting effect on mood, while excessive darkness can have the opposite effect.
Weight loss and weight gain are complex, but at its core weight is based on caloric balance; calories stored as fat vs. calories used.
Cheat days (days where you don’t exercise or diet) can help maintain the effectiveness of a diet or workout regime, but only in moderation.
There is no negative calorie food. Not even low calorie or fibrous fruits and vegetables burn more calories than they contain, but some drinks can.