Can we get a link to the australian study about women too?
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Link is here: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/public-health-nutrition/article/how-does-the-health-and-well-being-of-young-australian-vegetarian-and-semi-vegetarian-women-compare-with-non-vegetarians/1B49FD85C44CCDA7AEF40972F28B29BF … And here the free full text of an older study: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marjaana_Lindeman/publication/235630786_The_state_of_mind_of_vegetarians_Psychological_well-being_or_distress/links/5675046108aebcdda0df41a1.pdf …
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1-If vegetarians are smarter than nons & IQ inversely associated with psychopathology -> unlikely that vegetarianism marker of pathology
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2-Awareness of scale of animal suffering is depressing- especially in new vegetarians. I'd bet human charity workers also more depressed
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could be they don't want to have a higher chance of dying from cancer and heart diseases, among other things, I would take depression.
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It's just easier to be happy when you don't give a shit so much about other's suffering (be it human or animal).
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Lack of dietary fats is certain to contribute - particularly for those with a carb dependent diet. cc:
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I dunno, in a modern veggie diet there is plenty of fat, e.g. Cheese, nuts, most desserts. However veggies might also jump on low fat craze
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