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Vegetarian Restaurants and Other Resources
Restaurants:
Many restaurants offer a discount to
District of Columbia
Java Green
Nirvana
Pedro and Vinnys
Vegetate
(serves dinner menu; check website for hours)
Columbia Gaithersburg Woodlands Indian Vegetarian Rockville
Virginia
Chantilly Fairfax
Woodlands Pure Vegetarian Indian Restaurant
Falls Church
Vienna Bakery:
Sticky
Fingers Bakery Other DC Area Vegetarian Resources: Veggilicious DC area vegetarian site Vegetarian Society of the District of Columbia Mimi Clark's Vegetarian Cooking Classes Pangea Vegan Products has a great selection of products, especially alternatives to leather clothing. Please note that their retail store is just open on weekends, but you can order online anytime. Potomac Adventist Book and Health Food Store is a good place to shop for food if you prefer to shop in a store where all the food is vegetarian. It's pretty big, so they have some food items you normally don't see elsewhere. Similarly, Takoma Park Silver Spring Food Co-op carries just vegetarian foods. If you're interested in learning about raw food vegetarian diets, check out the workshops at Alive and Raw in the Richmond, VA area.
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Alexandra Paul on a
vegetarian diet:
"I have been a
vegetarian for 26 years, since I was 14 years old. I read Frances
Moore Lappe’s “Diet for a Small Planet” and the book educated me on
how important it was for the environment to eat lower on the food
chain: raising cows, pigs and chickens to eat is a wasteful way to
use resources, and in a world where the human population is doubling
every 42 years, it is essential that we use land efficiently so that
everyone can be fed. For example: if you had an acre of land and you
grew potatoes on it, that acre would yield 20,000 pounds of
potatoes. But if you used that same acre to grow grain to feed
cattle, the cattle fed by that acre would only yield 165 pounds of
beef! For every American that switches to a vegetarian diet, an acre
of trees is spared every year. (Diet for a New America by John
Robbins, page 363)
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Dr. Joel Fuhrman finds that many of his vegetarian and vegan
patients are deficient in the essential fatty acid DHA. DHA may be a
factor for people with depression, post partum depression, and
hyperactivity in children. While most DHA supplements are derived
from fish oil, you can
get vegan DHA (liquid) in vegicaps at |
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Read endorsements of Food for Life by Nelson Mandela and Senator Arlin Specter. |
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Cookin' classes: |
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News:
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You can print out beautiful images of foods to eat/avoid that accompany Dr. Neal Barnard’s Program for Reversing Diabetes |
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A small selection of meals prepared by The Vegetable Garden are available in the refrigerated section of My Organic Market. |
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Java Green | |
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Interview with Raw Food Expert Lynda Carter
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Not a vegetarian but want to to give it a try and don't know what to eat? These are a few that are most anybody will like: Yuan Fu: Java Green:
Sunflower: |
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