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A member asked:
So i'm curious if i become a vegetarian and walk 60 to 90 minutes a day, will i lose weight?
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Probably: Vegetarianism actually works as a method of weight loss because the stuff you eat doesn't taste as good and there's less tendency to overeat. It's actually a smart move, but if you do become a vegetarian, you'll want to supplement or you'll ruin your health. Your physician is your best guide here.
Answered 4/26/2013
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