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Infographic: Our Food Pyramid

Brenda Shen • October 25, 2013
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Vegetarians and vegans are usually in high need of protein. Beans, nuts, and seeds are a great source of protein and B-vitamins that are commonly deficient among the vegetarian population. Click to enlarge.

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