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Meat vs Veggies - the race is on with two dieters galloping towards the Daily Diet Finish Line.  What defines a Carnivore Dieter - and what separates them from the Herbivore?  Let's find out....

Traits of the Carnivore Dieter:

The Carnivore Dieter is generally a wild dieter.

The Carnivore Dieter is generally a wooly dieter.

The Carnivore Dieter is an aggressive dieter, willing to track and hunt desired foods.

The Carnivore Dieter is generally concerned with taste and quality of foods rather than fat content.

The Carnivore Dieter also enjoys incorporating Omnivore related foods into their daily diet.

Diet Carnivores come in all shapes and sizes and may be big like a wolf, medium-size like a hawk, or small like a toad.

The Herbivore Dieter eats no meat and enjoys fruits and vegetables and in many cases, banishes dairy from their diet plan

The Herbivore Dieter is generally mild tempered when it comes to dieting and is pleased to enjoy healthy foods of the earth.

The Herbivore Dieter may be very concerned with animal preservation and animal kindness.

The Herbivore Dieter may choose the Herbivore Diet for better health.

The Herbivore Dieter comes in all shapes and sizes and may be big like a deer, medium-size like a sheep, or small like a squirrel.  However, in general, because most of the foods that make up the Herbivore Dieter's diet are low in calories and fat, Herbivore Dieters tend to be at - or closer to - their ideal weight than the Carnivore Dieters.

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