I agree in conversation, but think wrapping all four categories together and using it to argue for 0 meat consumption is misleading. I think the same thing about combining vegan and lacto-ovo-vegetarian: they’re just pretty different nutritionally.
If the paper were being used to argue against Standard American Diet I think the combining of subcategories would be more reasonable, although still object to the label vegetarian.
I agree in conversation, but think wrapping all four categories together and using it to argue for 0 meat consumption is misleading. I think the same thing about combining vegan and lacto-ovo-vegetarian: they’re just pretty different nutritionally.
If the paper were being used to argue against Standard American Diet I think the combining of subcategories would be more reasonable, although still object to the label vegetarian.