
If you've been reading my blog for a while you know of my journey to be what God wants me to be: a better, healthier person. I have heard from God and I know what He wants me to do in order to obtain better health. I believe God created me and He has the perfect plan for my health. It's my choice to follow it. I started taking these steps last year. I didn't start anything "cold turkey" but it's been a process.
I've been wanting to start a more plant based diet. Call it vegetarian. In my case, call it lacto-vegetarian. I'm taking baby steps into it.

During the winter I like to eat warmer dishes, so as soon as I can go back to my house (we're doing some construction now...) I want to cook black beans and rice. I love lentils. I love soy protein. I also love to explore other vegetables.
I gave up drinking sodas 11 years ago. It was a new year's resolution. At first, everywhere I went there was only sodas to drink and I just didn't drink anything until I got back to the house where there was water, juice or tea. Now I'm at a point that unless it is 100% fruit (and I saw the fruit turning into juice) I don't even drink it. Drinking sodas was an acquired taste for me. It took a while but I got rid of something that I thought was not helping me at all and I stook with it.
I believe I can do the same about being a lacto-vegetarian - I love milk and milk products. Yogurt makes me happy :) If I can stick with it in the beginning I can acquire a new taste for mostly fruits, vegetables, fruits, seeds and other good stuff. Pray with me.
* Interesting article about Being a Vegetarian here