Given a meatless diet it will rapidly become ill and will then die a painful death.

As advocates of a meatless diet, we ask: Why wait?

England, Germany, and France were most affected by the turn to a predominantly meatless diet during this time.

Essays and other works penned by these influential Romantics had long supported a meatless diet.

During the eighteenth century, with more varieties of vegetables available, practicing a meatless diet became much easier to maintain.

He began a meatless diet, taking only milk and vegetables, and regained his health.

Ruth changed the Hirams' meatless diet to include rare beef.

For generations, meatless diets have had a much higher profile in England than in this country, where few even knew what vegetarians were until the 1960's.

In his later years, he appears to advocate a mostly meatless diet but which included fish (see Pescetarianism), and took vitamin supplements.

Many "remedies" were devised, including eating a bland, meatless diet.