How To Become A Vegetarian

By Leo Gura - February 20, 2014 | 15 Comments

How to overcome the practical challenges of becoming and staying a vegetarian.

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Hey, this is Leo from Actualized.org, and in this video I’m going to talk about how to become a vegetarian.

Plant Life

Let’s break in this. How do you actually go about becoming a vegetarian? What are the practical considerations? What are the philosophical considerations? In this quick self-help segment, in about fifteen minutes, I’m going to cover all the ins and outs of really making this transition in your life. It can be a challenging transition to make.

Let me start off by saying that I’m not a vegetarian. In fact, I don’t think vegetarianism is necessarily the most healthy diet out there, if you’re concerned just about diet. There, of course, are other considerations. There are perhaps considerations about morality, ethics that you have when considering the switch.

Let’s go into all this stuff. In the end, this is not just going to be a theoretical discussion. I’m actually going to give you the practical steps that you can take to become a vegetarian, so that you’re actually a vegetarian in real life with your diet, not just in theory.

The reason I can talk about this with some authority, even though I’m not a vegetarian, is because I’ve done a lot of work on my diet over the years. In fact, over the last eight years, I’ve really cleaned up my diet, lost a lot of weight. I’ve been able to make a lot of transitions with my diet, cleaning it up progressively over the years.

Diet Shift

I have some understanding of the psychology it takes to make a diet shift. Right now, I’m starting to lean more towards vegetarianism. I’m trying to put more vegetables in, trying to take out some animal products from my diet. That’s something that I’m currently working on. This topic actually resonates a lot with me right now. I see myself maybe becoming a vegetarian in the future, depending on where things go.

What is the practical side of this? Let’s talk about how to become a vegetarian. I think there are two reasons that people become vegetarians. One is that you think vegetarianism is going to improve your health because it’s a healthier lifestyle. That’s one consideration. The other is the moral and ethical consideration of the cruelty that goes into butchering animals, eating animal products, the impact that perhaps has on the environment, how that’s contributing to global warming, how that’s contributing to unsustainable farming practices, unsustainable manufacturing practices. All those considerations.

I’m actually not going to touch the ethical and moral considerations. That’s way too much to talk about in one video. I’ll cover that somewhere else. Here, I’m just going to talk about the practical side.

Nutritious Query

The first question is: Is vegetarianism even more nutritious for you? Is it a better, healthier way to live than consuming animal products? This is also a pretty deep question. I think what I’m going to tell you here, rather than going into all the studies and debate around this,, I’m just going to say is you need to do your research. One of the reasons and one of the key techniques that I can give you here, for the psychology of changing yourself into a vegetarian, is to have a solid grounding in why you’re doing it.

Make sure you’re doing it for a valid reason and that it’s something that’s going to stick with you. Something that’s going to resonate with you. Maybe you saw, for example, some documentary or shock footage on YouTube about animals being hurt, slaughtered, butchered, and now, it’s making you think about whether it’s right for you to be consuming animal products.

I would say that’s a good place to start, but that should not be your motivation for becoming a vegetarian. That is a little temporary stimulus, a little temporary hit you’re getting of either fear, excitement or shock. That is not going to be enough to sustain a vegetarian lifestyle.

What vegetarianism is going to entail for you is changing the practicalities of what you do throughout your day, how you eat, how you interact with your friends, how you interact with your family. Those are the real challenges. Those are the logistical challenges. I’m going to give you some tips on how to fight those.

In order to really get to the cause of that, and to have a solid foundation, you want to know why you’re doing it. Make sure you understand why. I think that, if you’re coming at it from this nutrition standpoint, where you think vegetarianism is healthier for you, and I actually think there are some good, valid points to this, then go do the research. Buy some books. Some hard science that will show you, that will make a case, that will convince you why it’s good.

Moral Implications

Also, if you have some moral considerations, ethical considerations, go ahead and research those. Look at some books that talk about the sustainability of farming animals versus farming vegetables. Take a look at what kind of performance differences you might get, for example, if you’re an athlete, or you’re doing sports, you’re at the gym, you’re working out, you’re putting on muscle.

That’s probably a concern for you too. To take a look at “Well, am I going to be able to do that on a vegetarian diet as well as I will on an animal based diet?”. There are ways to do it. You’ve got to go out there and do a little bit of research. Get yourself educated. That’s number one.

Make sure you’re committing to a life-long sustainable change. There’s no point in becoming a vegetarian for a week. There’s no point in becoming a vegetarian for a month. If you’re really interested in this, then you want to make a transition. That means that not only are you going to have to make some changes in your diet, but you’re going to have to make some changes in your psychology so that now you’re on board with this.

Where you start there is, I want you to accept the costs of becoming a vegetarian. That means you’re not going to be able to have that steak anymore. That means you’re not going to be able to have those eggs, if eggs are not going to be part of your vegetarian diet. You’re not going to be able to have chicken. You’re not going to be able to have turkey for Thanksgiving.

You’re not going to be able to have some of these things that, maybe right now, you hold near and dear to your heart. That is the cost. I want you to weigh those costs against benefits you’ll be receiving. Those benefits, you have to make a list of benefits, what those’ll be for you.

Pros And Cons

I don’t know. A potential list of candidates might be — first of all, you might be healthier. You might feel cleaner. You’ll get rid of that mental fog that you have from eating all these refined animal products. You might feel a sense of pride that you’re not contributing to problems in society with mainstream farming and manufacturing, and all the nasty practices that go on there. You might just feel a sense of pride that you’re not doing that.

These are some of the benefits that you’re getting, versus the costs. Realize that there are going to be real costs. There’s also going to be not only the long-term costs, but also short-term costs. The short-term costs are really stuff you have to do to change your diet. That’s going to be painful and a little bit difficult for you, at first.

It’s unnatural, in the sense that you’ve built up a habit of eating animal products. Now switching and cutting all those off is going to be difficult simply because our society is not a vegetarian society. Our society advertises animal products everywhere, almost everywhere you go, most of the dishes contain animal protein. That’s something that you’re going to have to wean yourself off of.

Accept those costs. Be serious about them. That’s also why I want you to do some research, so you can understand what those costs are, but also understand what the benefits are.

Now we’re getting into the real logistics of how to make this transition happen. If you have been eating animal product, and now you don’t want to be eating animal products at all, what I would say — and this is where my experience with diet comes in — you want to make these transitions in shifts, in phases.

Here’ how I would do it. This is actually something that I’m toying with right now. I’m not technically vegetarian, but I’m going through a vegetarian phase right not. What that means is that I’m going through my diet and taking a look. What changes could I actually make in my diet that I would be reasonably happy with, that I could sustain for the rest of my life without being too depressed about not having in my life anymore?

The Questions

For example, can I get rid of chicken in my diet? Practical question. Am I OK with not eating chicken anymore? Am I OK with not eating stake anymore? Am I OK with cutting out butter? Am I OK with cutting out fish — salmon, I love smoked salmon — am I OK with that? What I’m doing right now is saying “OK, I think there’s something to this idea that if I become a vegetarian, it’s going to be healthier for me”. I wanted to test this out. What I said to myself was “OK, I’m going to test this out, and the way I’m going to do that is by cutting out some items.” I’m not going to become a vegetarian overnight, that’s too drastic of a shift, I know my brain and my body will rebel against that– what I have to do is go in there and say “OK, this week, when I go shopping, I’m just going to make some subtle changes. I’m not going to buy the stake I usually buy. I’m not going to buy the chicken I usually buy I’ll buy something else. I’ll buy more fruit, more vegetables. Maybe I’ll buy some whole-grains to replace that.

One of the questions I had when I was starting this was “Well what am I going to replace my stake and my chicken with?” Cause I eat those on a weekly basis. I love them. I have good recipes already in place for those. I don’t even have any vegetarian recipes. I don’t even know how to cook vegetarian stuff.

So what I need to do there is say “OK, there’s a logistical challenge here. I need to plan this out. I can’t just jump into it.” First things first, I cook at home. I cook all my own meals. That’s another topic. I cook all my own meals, so that means I need some recipes for vegetarian dishes. If I don’t have the recipes that means I’m going to be tempted to go, next time I’m at the supermarket, and just grab that chicken or steak, because I have recipes for those and I don’t have other recipes.

Maybe that means I have to go online, do a little bit of research, find the recipes. Maybe I need to buy a vegetarian cookbook. These are practical, logistical considerations. I want you to start thinking about these. If you don’t do this, I guarantee you, you’re not going to be able to make the transition. It’s not going to be successful. It’s not going to last, long-term.

Let’s go into some of the other points here. For me, for example, it’s a little bit easier, because I do cook all my own meals. I already went through that shift. I already went through that phase, where I transitioned off of all the fast food, all the restaurant food out there, which is in my opinion garbage. They use the lowest grade ingredients that you could possibly get because they’re trying to raise their margins. I don’t blame them, but that doesn’t mean I’m going 0 to ingest that and put that into my body.

What I decided to do is make a transition. I did this about six months ago, where I transitioned entirely from restaurant food to cooking my own meals. That way I have full control. I can shop for organic products, go to wholefoods, get all the high quality ingredients I want. I know exactly what’s going into my food. No trans-fats, no artificial stuff.

For me, that transition took place six months ago. Now it’s easier, because I make all my own meals. I can control this. It’s pretty easy — if I want, I can cut out protein, I just need to find replacements. For you, it might be more challenging. I bet that you’re not cooking all your meals. You’re probably snacking on stuff, buying stuff at the gas station. You’re snacking on stuff at work. You have a habit of going to different restaurants, eating out with your family, eating out with friends, eating out with coworkers.

One Step At A Time

That’s going to be a logistical hurdle you have to overcome. I would say, start planning in phases. Maybe the first phase for you is to wean yourself off all the restaurant and take-out food. Maybe that’s going to be your first phase. The next phase, maybe, taking out red meat. Then maybe the next phase, months down the road, will be taking out seafood and chicken. Maybe then, a few months later, you’ll take out eggs and butter, and go even go more towards vegan than vegetarian.

Maybe that’s how you want to do it, in phases. Not just all in one go. It’s not going to work. It’s just going to be too hard. It’s not going to work unless you’re incredibly driven for some sort of moral reason.

I would say, think about it like this, this is how you change your diet. This applies not just to vegetarianism, but to any kind of diet change you want to make. You want to think it out, consider the logistics. Logistics, for you, are going to include your work, your family, your friends, how often you’re eating out versus how often you’re cooking at home, your athletic or gym performance that you want to have.

Think about all those things and ask yourself the critical questions. What am I going to need to do to clean up my diet at work, around the family, with my friends, in order to get the gym performance that I want? What am I going to have to do to make the shift into vegetarianism?

You’re probably going to need to come up with a system so that you’re not going for that pizza with pepperoni and sausage that is always showing up every Friday night at work. OR when your friends go out someplace, to some steak house, you’re going to have to find some vegetarian options there. Looking at the restaurants that you go to and making sure that there’s a vegetarian option in each one of them. Otherwise you have to tell yourself that you’re not going to go there anymore.

You have to set some of these hard and fast rules and you have to think it through. The real challenge with diet is the logistics of it. People don’t think it through so it ends up happening that their friends just drag them out one night and they end up deciding to go to a pizza place. There, everyone decides to order meat-lovers pizza. All of a sudden, you’re just sitting there and looking at it, and there it is.

You really don’t have any other options. You’re kind of committed to eating that pizza or being hungry. You have to think about that. What are you going to do? Where are you going to draw the line? Is it before 0you even enter the pizza place? Is it going to be after you enter the pizza place, and maybe ther you decide you’re going to have a salad, and you have some strategy for how to get those salads instead of being tempted by that pizza? What is it going to be? MAybe you’re going to get a vegetarian pizza. I don’t know. Think about that stuff. This Is important. This is how you actually make the transition.

Open Your Mind

The last couple of points are this. I want you to approach this not in a dogmatic, kind of moralistic way, where like “I am a vegetarian, this is important, this is what I’ve got to do”. I want you to approach it as an experiment. Try it out. Go it with an open mind and say “You know what, I’m going to try this out for a month or two and just see what happens. See how it affect my nutrition and health.”

Even though you can read all these books on nutrition, all these books about pro-vegetarianism, con-vegetarianism, vegan, something else… You have all these different opinions out there. In the end, what matters is what works for you. What agrees with you, not in theory, but in practice.

That means go out there, start making the changes and start seeing. What are you satisfied with? What are you not satisfied with? Be more aware. Listen to the signals your body is sending you. How are you feeling? Start noticing. If you’re starting to go all vegetarian, start to notice how does that affect your mental performance. How does that affect your performance at work? How does that affect your moods? How does that affect your gym performance? How does that affect your family and relationships?

It’s going to have ramifications in all those areas. Start to notice that and don’t be so dogmatic about this being right or wrong. What’s actually right or wrong is simply how you feel. Do you actually feel happier as a vegetarian? Do you feel better? Do you have better performance in your life? Do you feel less guilt? Do you feel more ethical?

If you do, then it’s right for you. If you don’t, then stop doing it. Give it a good go, but if it’s not working for you, stop doing it.

Blood Will Tell All

The last point I’m going to make is: get some blood work done. I think that’s important too. One of the things I learned from the biohacking movement I was kind of a part of — experimenting with different supplements and different diets — the key is to track yourself. Track your statistics. Track how you feel, but also have some objective metrics.

Before you start making a big diet change, I would recommend doing some blood work. Get some blood work on your lipid numbers, cholesterol numbers, just to get a baseline for where you are now.

Then go ahead and start implementing changes in your diet. Then you can get blood work done, maybe six months or twelve months later. Just see what happens. See the difference. Those are going to be some hard numbers. You’re actually going to be able to prove to yourself something happened.

Don’t make the mistake of saying “Well, blood work is so technical. It costs money.” In the end, the blood work costs a hundred, two hundred bucks, if you’re paying cash. If you have insurance, it’s probably even cheaper for you.

Go out and do that bloodwork. What that’s going to do, critical thing, is give you evidence to support your actions. That means that if you take your cholesterol numbers today, then go vegetarian for six months and then take them again and find out your cholesterol has dropped, all your numbers have improved, you’re seeing better gym performance.

What that’s going to do is, in your mind, it’s going to build a case for why what you’re doing is good. Because it’s very easy to forget that once you’ve made those positive changes, you’re going to start to feel like “Well, nothing’s really changed in my life.” You’re just going to kind of get acclimated to the new position. Sometimes, that will actually tempt you to get thrown off course and to drop off.

All of a sudden, you might notice yourself not being a vegetarian any more, sneaking in some non-vegetarian meals here and there. The way to prevent that is to build up a case that what you’re doing is good, that it’s working. It’s not just theory, it’s working. You’re feeling it. You’re seeing it on the printout page with your numbers.

Wrap Up

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Lisina says:

I have allergies to eggs, milk, beef, pork, and chicken. so I turned to a vegetarian diet.

Anna says:

Hi, Leo. I was thinking about going vegetarian five years ago for the reason of having a healthy diet. I read somewhere that it is hard to digest meat. I subscribed for a lot of health sites, such as natural society, realage.com, and others. I do not eat read meat for more than ten years. It is only chicken in rare occasions that I would eat. I cannot give up seafood. I also read that there is no study that confirms that vegetarian diet is healthy. Well, just sharing with you. Thank you again

Natasha says:

Growing up in Ukraine I learned from my Mother and Babushka how to eat fresh/ raw and cook from scratch. I juice, make my own preserves, (even mayonaise), ferment cabbage for souerkraut, pickles, eggplant, tomatoes, etc. and use as much fresh organic produce in my daily diet as my budget allows. People don’t know that there is actually plenty of plant-based protein in vegetables (like carrots, for example), legumes, algae (like chlorella), etc. Animal protein is harder to digest and the least you tax your digestive system, the longer you live. A healthy body is a clean body, and a clean body can only be possible to achieve by eating clean food from the earth.

Kay says:

How did you go Leo? I went ‘cold turkey’ excuse the pun but that was because of ethical reasons. I did it for the animals and they keep me going. Also my advice would be to join a community so that you are not going solo as it can be very isolating. Cheers

Don says:

Please consider watching “Best Speech You Will Ever Hear” Gary Yourofsky – YouTube. This 1 hour lecture changed my life forever……

Ivo says:

I,be been following the videos of Les maybe already 2 years. Without having watch this video I’ve suddenly decided to cut meat. I felt terrible after New Years holiday, I spent two weeks in the office without doing any work. Then one day I,ve watch an excerpt of Forks over Knifes and just stopped eating meat. Already 3 months, it’s amazing lifehack. I am now trying to go vegan as much as I can. Most importantly, I’ve followed all thing Leo mentioned in this video, without even watching it! For me this means his content is quite powerful and consistent. Today I wanted to check his view on that and I was amazed.

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HOW TO SIT ALONE AND DO NOTHING AS LONG AS POSSIBLE TO IMPROVE NOW
HOW TO LIVE THE WISEST POSSIBLE WAY IN EVERYONE’S PERSONAL LIFE NOW?
HOW TO ASK THEMSELVES CONTEMPLATION QUESTIONS EVERY DAY SERIOUSLY
HOW TO READ BOOKS WRITTEN IN 2 OR 3 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES AS EARLY!
Why the English language must only be taught to all teenagers when they’re 17
never younger than 17 but older can be fine because English is easiest language
Any language except english must be taught between 0 to 17 18 19 or 20 year olds depending on how difficult the language is therefore best learn at young ages

Youngest children from 0 to 17 18 19 or 20 must be taught 2 or 3 difficult languages first before English at 17 18 19 or 20 ENGLISH IS A KILLER LANGUAGE

HARDEST LANGUAGES Arabic Armenian bengali crotian Czech Cantonese Dutch French Greek German Hungarian Irish Italian Japanese Korean Lebanese Mongolian Mandarin Nigerian Punjabi Russian Spanish Somalia Tagalog Ukrainian Vietnamese Welsh

Almost all languages are harder than English

ALL LANGUAGE SINGLE LETTERS DOTS LINES SHAPES UNIQUE OR SIMILAR
TO OTHER LANGUAGES REGARDLESS

ALL LANGUAGE RULES ARE RELATIVE TO THE LANGUAGE OF THAT COUNTRY

NO ONE LANGUAGE IS PURELY ABSOLUTE

BUT EVERY LANGUAGE IS PARTIALLY ABSOLUTE IN MANY UNIQUE WAYS YET ALL

LANGUAGES ALSO HAVE THE LIMITATIONS AND WEAKNESSES LACKING THAT

OTHER LANGUAGES HAVE

INCLUDING ALPHABETS TONES DOTS CONTEXT WORD STRUCTURES MEANINGS

LANGUAGE IS THE FIRST IDEA AND KNOWLEDGE FOR LIFE ALL HUMANS MUST

LEARN IN MANY BETTER WAYS OR WORST

I DOUBT ENGLISH IS THE BEST LANGUAGE BECAUSE MANDARIN IS SLOWER YET

MORE INTELLIGENT AND WISE FOR ALL MANDARIN MONOLINGUALS THAN ONLY

ENGLISH FOR ENGLISH MONOLINGUALS

ENGLISH ONLY WORKS LEFT BRAIN SIDE BUT

MANDARIN WORKS BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT SIDES OF BRAIN

ENGLISH IS A SLOW LANGUAGE BUT MANDARIN IS THE SLOWEST LANGUAGE!

ENGLISH IS ONE OF EASIEST LANGUAGE MANDARIN ONE OF HARD LANGUAGES!

THE MORE HARD A LANGUAGE IS TO LEARN UNDERSTAND REMEMBER CORRECT

THE BETTER THAT LANGUAGE IS FOR YOUR BRAIN AS YOUR ONLY LANGUAGE!

BUT BILINGUAL PEOPLE ARE OFTEN BETTER THAN MONOLINGUALS BUT WHAT

ABOUT MANDARIN MONOLINGUALS? OR JAPANESE MONOLINGUALS?

WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE WHO SINCERELY KNOW EVERYTHING THERE IS TO KNOW

ABOUT ONLY MANDARIN CHINESE THE SLOWEST ASIAN LANGUAGE?

OR JAPANESE THE FASTEST ASIAN LANGUAGE?FASTER THAN EUROPEAN!

SPANISH IS THE FASTEST EUROPEAN LANGUAGE

THE SLOWEST EUROPEAN LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH WANT TO UNDERSTAND WHY?

WHAT WISDOM says:

we all have some wisdom hidden within ourselves that we don’t even know of

BECAUSE SADLY MOST PEOPLE NEVER MEDITATE SIT ALONE ISOLATED DOING
NOTHING WHEN THEY COULD HAVE FACED THEIR INNER DEMONS AND
EMOTIONAL LABOUR HEAD ON BECAUSE

THEY’RE ADDICTED TO EXTERNAL STIMULATION SUCH AS THE FOLLOWING ARE

ANIMATION SHOULD NEVER EXIST BECAUSE IT’S A WASTE OF ALL THE TIME

MONEY HEALTH CONCENTRATION PATIENCE RESOURCES VOICES PRACTICE OF

EACH AND EVERY HUMAN BECAUSE

TELEVISION

IT ROTS THE SENSES IN THE HEAD

IT KILLS IMAGINATION DEAD

IT CLOGS AND CLUTTERS UP THE MIND

MAKES EVERY HUMAN SO DULL AND BLIND

HUMANS CAN NO LONGER UNDERSTAND A FANTASY A FAIRY TALE

HUMANS THINKING POWERS RUST AND FREEZE

HUMANS BRAINS BECOME AS SOFT AS CHEESE

ROALD DAHLS POEM ONE OF THE BEST BECAUSE IT’S ACCURATE TO ALL LIFE

All animation is

overrated

WE SHOULD JUST RECORD AUDIO BOOKS AND COMICS FOR ALL BOOKS INSTEAD

OUR EYES SHOULD BE READING BOOKS AND CONTEMPLATING EVERY DAY

NEVER WATCHING MADE UP ANIMATION THAT DISTORTS PERCEPTIONS OF LIFE

IF YOU GET A CHANCE SELL YOUR TELEVISIONS

AND GET YOURSELF INTERNET AND VOICE RECORDERS INSTEAD FOR

CONTEMPLATING AND BUILDING YOUR GREATEST POSSIBLE HEALTHIEST

INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE WORLD POSSIBLE

OR WASTE YOUR DAYS WITH YOUR BRAIN UNABLE TO LEARN LANGUAGES

BECAUSE YOU CARE

MORE ABOUT TEMPORARY PLEASURE THAN LONG TERM SUCCESS

LEARN A LANGUAGE MORE HARD THAN ENGLISH

ASK YOURSELF CONTEMPLATION QUESTIONS

PERSUADE ALL YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO CONTEMPLATE SERIOUSLY NOW

EVERY DAY WEEK MONTH YEAR DECADE CENTURY

THE SOUND EFFECTS ARE DISTRACTIONS

TO STEER YOUR FOCUS AWAY FROM CURING YOUR SELF DECEPTION PROBLEMS

Max the know better says:

This is what I think, in all wisdom I should be highly intuitive and mentally flexible, deliberative and thoughtful, having an existential humility, reading books, asking powerful questions, knowing this is how from now on I’m staying vegetarian.

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