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The Healthy Life, Vol. V, Nos. 24-28

Note 12 — THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF VEGETALISM.

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The word “Vegetarianism” implies a judgment of the qualities which such a diet entails. This word is derived, in fact, from the Latin adjective “Vegetus” (strong). The word “Vegetalism,” which we oppose to the preceding one, admits only the establishing of a fact, that of the choice—exclusive or preferred—of the nutritious matters in the vegetable kingdom.

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