"Rodney Long" wrote in message ...
dangrang wrote:


But what about the "lacto-ovo" vegetarians? Unlike the vegans, they do get
animal protein in their diets. So according to what you say their brains
will not fail to function properly and will not have this "chemical
imbalance" from lack of animal protein in their diets, since they do eat
dairy products and eggs, both good sources of animal proteins - yet these
people still refuse to eat meat. How could that possibly be, if what you
say is correct?

Lacking animal fat, in your diet, is not the only reason for mental
illness, yet it is a major cause of it, among those who don't eat meat

How many times a week do you recommend that people eat an average
portion of meat (animal protein and fat), in order to enjoy maximum
benefit to brain function and mental health, and avoid mental illness?