May I ask my wife, who believes in Buddhism, does not eating the flesh of all living beings have an

There will be an impact, but it's not a big problem. Think about it, in the old days when life was not good, they couldn't eat meat once a year, and they didn't marry wives and have children, so their children were all malnourished and sickly?

Of course, if you are worried about your child's nutrition, you can ask your wife to eat eggs, milk or other supplements to increase nutrition.

Well, your wife is doing the right thing, believing in Buddhism and not eating meat is very good for the baby in the belly, which is conducive to the healthy growth of the baby and reduces the obstacles to growth and karma.

It will not affect, but it will be good for the healthy development of the baby in the future.

A person does not eat meat will definitely be undernourished, especially pregnant women do not eat meat, not enough nutrition will have a certain impact on the baby in the belly, do not eat meat to eat other things to absorb enough nutrients to ensure the normal development of the baby, believe in Buddhism can eat meat, just don't kill it.

If you don't eat any meat, your body is prone to malnutrition, which will cause a decline in immunity and have a negative impact on the normal growth and development of the fetus.

If your wife always doesn't eat meat, or eats eggs, milk, etc., then it has no effect on the baby in the body, it is empty, you can add a lot of eggs and milk, eggs are best not to eat too much egg yolk, it is enough to eat two a day, and egg whites can be eaten a little more to supplement protein.

There is no impact. Rest assured. There are many people who are placenta and in good health.

There is a documentary "How to Ask for a Child, Have a Child and Teach a Child", in which the baby is a fetus, a smooth birth, eight pounds and two taels. The body is healthy and there are no problems with newborns. If you still have doubts, please read "Healthy Eating in the New Century", and you will understand whether a vegetarian diet is malnourished.

What are the disadvantages of eating meat?

Of course, there is a little bit of an impact, after all, meat is faster to replenish nutrients. Children also need the nutrition of meat. Eating too much of other high-protein stuff should also be fine.

My wife, I believe in Buddhism and don't eat the flesh of all living beings, and I think of course it will have some impact on the baby in the womb, because people can't just eat vegetarian food.

It has an impact, it will lack nutrition, especially iron deficiency, anemia, it is recommended to eat iron-containing health products or vegetables.

Not eating meat when you are pregnant must have a great impact on the growth of the fetus.

During pregnancy, the diet must be balanced, vegetables, fruits, meat, fish and shrimp, etc., so that the fetus can grow well.

Not eating meat will definitely have an impact, and not eating meat is not healthy for the baby's own body

The nutrition of milk can completely replace meat. Coupled with fresh fruits and vegetables, nutrition has no effect.

Those who believe in Buddhism will surely have good luck for the whole family and prosperity for future generations.

The baby depends on the mother for nutrition in the belly, and if the mother does not eat meat for a long time, it may cause malnutrition consequences to the baby.

As long as the food contains protein, it can generally meet the nutritional needs. Of course, being able to eat meat food is better for the baby's development. As long as the child is healthy at birth, nutrition within the first 6 months of life is important and affects the baby's brain development.

If you believe in Buddhism and don't eat meat, it's okay to get pregnant. There are many people who don't eat meat and are pregnant, and they can also supplement their nutrition from other places.

My wife believes that Buddhism does not eat meat, and eating fresh vegetables and drinking milk can also give the baby in the belly nutrition, in fact, vegetables and fruits are the best health for the baby, and the baby in the belly must eat more good.

It shouldn't have much effect, he eats more of the other nutritious ones, and gives him more milk and other fish.

If you don't eat meat, the nutrition is definitely not complete, and the baby can't absorb the nutrients. Therefore, it is necessary to have a proper combination of meat and vegetables, so that the nutrition is balanced and will not be stunted.

If the nutrition is more balanced, then it is okay for her not to eat meat, and if she is worried that it will not be good for the baby, she can ask the doctor during the prenatal examination, and the doctor will give reasonable advice.

During pregnancy, you should have a balanced diet, and you can't skip meat because you believe in Buddhism! You know: wine and meat pass through the intestines, and the Buddha stays in his heart! For the baby in the womb should eat meat, the Buddha will bless you too!

Your wife has been a vegetarian for a long time and does not eat other dishes, and her nutrition is unbalanced, and the baby's development in the mother's body will also be affected.

Modern people's nutritional concepts are set in a set, and they are not necessarily healthier than rural people in the past, and most of the meat now is obtained in captivity, often injected, and there are many toxins.

You can eat eggs and milk, it should have an impact, and eating more fish during pregnancy is good for the child's intelligence.

Don't worry, I really want to say, plant good causes, get good results, even if your wife doesn't eat meat, the baby in your belly is still healthy and healthy, rest assured.

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There is no Amitabha Buddha in the south!

There's no way, either move out and live on your own, and then no one will care about you.

This kind of vow is very good, since you have made a vow, you must do it, otherwise you will become a deceiving Buddha and Bodhisattva and deceiving yourself! May it be auspicious!

There is a gradual process of fulfilling one's own practice, which does not mean that if you believe in Buddhism, you will immediately become a vegetarian, and you can slowly change in this direction. Cultivating Buddhism is the most natural and happiest thing, and don't be dogmatic.

The original intention of being a vegetarian is to support the act of abstaining from killing and releasing life, and I think the more important meaning is to swear compassion and refine one's own compassion. It doesn't matter if you can't be vegetarian for the time being, take your time. Just be more diligent and diligent.

It's not difficult to be a vegetarian. When I see meat, I chant the Buddha in my heart, try to recite a few words as much as possible, and soon I will be able to naturally stop eating meat without any discomfort. If you're a vegetarian, don't eat eggs and don't drink broth.

Vegetarianism does not affect nutrition, and many great masters and even some great scientists who are not Buddhists are vegetarians and extremely intelligent. In ancient times, ordinary peasants did not eat meat for many meals in a year, and basically ate vegetarian meals for a long time, working every day to gain fame. And according to research, the ancients were generally much taller than modern people.

Looking at the animal world, grazing animals, such as elephants and giraffes, are taller than carnivorous animals. It can be seen that a vegetarian diet is healthy.

Eating meat has nothing to do with nutrition. It's just a habit. The power of the heart is enough to transform everything. However, it is still acceptable to learn Buddhism at the beginning and eat three pure meats. The practice of being a monk should not be too demanding. There is still a gradual process.

The most difficult thing to do when learning Buddhism at the beginning is to be deterred by a lot of rules, to get entangled in some trivial matters on the edge of faith, and to ignore the study in the state of mind of the Buddha. The deeper your understanding of the Dharma, the more wisdom you will grow, the more transparent your observation of the world's affairs will be, and your desire will naturally decrease.

Buddhism is more tolerant, and only monks who enter the monastery to ordainate are required to enforce strict precepts, and you are not even a layman. There is a saying that "wine and meat pass through the intestines, and the Buddha stays in his heart", and Buddhism talks about personal cultivation and purifying sentient beings. Eating and reciting the Buddha is just a formality, the important thing is to be compassionate and do good deeds to accumulate virtue.

If you can eat fasting once a regular time, you will be more demanding of yourself in the form, which is good.

Cultivation is not to forcibly say that I don't eat meat anymore, you think that you have already committed the vows, as compassion grows, slowly eating meat feels very fishy, so you don't eat it, but if you suddenly eat all of a vegetarian, you must eat more beans, drink more soy milk, and supplement protein.

Don't be obsessed, it's easy to get involved.

When you believe in Buddhism, you have to start with generosity, and when bodhichitta grows, you will naturally not eat meat, and if you run without learning to walk first, you will definitely wrestle.

The six paramitas, generosity, vows, patience, diligence, meditation, and prajna.

There are many ways to give alms, but it is recommended to release animals and give food. These two methods can be carried out at the same time, and if you persevere, the merit is immeasurable.

The landlord is here to find comfort in his heart.

I want to eat meat, and I want everyone to recognize it, so that everyone can follow you to create a business??

If you want to eat it yourself, but you don't have compassion, that's caused by your own ignorance of karma, so don't lead all your senior brothers to create karma together.

I don't eat meat, not because I don't like the taste of meat, but because I can't bear it.

Not eating the flesh of sentient beings is not based on hatred, but on bodhichitta.

When you want to eat them, empathize and empathize, can you still bear it?

You are also in the period of physical growth, high use of the brain, to pay attention to the combination of meat and vegetables, reasonable diet, believe in Buddhism is a good thing is enlightenment, will increase your wisdom, I believe that you are good roots, now there is a period of time before you eat vegan, don't worry, don't have a restless psychology, study hard, the four major cultivation of the mind and body, everything is not said, all day is happyI wish you good health and success in your studies.

If you're not a full-fledged Buddha, it's okay to eat a little once in a while. Just eat as little as possible.

Given your situation, it's better to eat a little every once in a while. Just have a Buddha in your heart.

The role of Buddhism is to cultivate the mind, and food and drink should be balanced according to scientific common sense.

The most basic thing to believe in Buddhism is to be enlightened and let go. After these two points are done, there will be no worries.

The five precepts are the most important.

There is no mandatory requirement in the Five Precepts not to eat meat, and of course it is best not to eat it.

Don't be deliberate, just follow the fate.

Vegetarianism is one of the methods of compassion advocated by Mahayana Buddhism, that is, from the vow of not killing to universal respect and care for life, based on great compassion and bodhichitta, the practice of bodhisattva's self-interest and altruistic feelings, abstaining from the flesh of sentient beings (fishy) and the five spices (meat) such as onions, garlic, leeks, and shallots, which are harmful to the body. Since most Buddhists live in all walks of life, vegetarianism also has different forms of vegetarianism, such as a total abstinence from meat and a vegetarian diet every Buddha and Bodhisattva Christmas. From the perspective of nutrition and hygiene, fasting or eating less meat is very beneficial to health, especially the modern production of meat contains a large number of hormones, preservatives and other toxic substances, which are harmful to our body at all times.

The vegetarianism of Buddhism is consistent with scientific opinions on hygiene, nutrition, environmental protection and health care, and has gradually attracted people's attention, and some avant-garde and nouveau riche have taken the lead in becoming vegetarians, which has a far-reaching influence.

However, some students of Buddhism misunderstand the original meaning of vegetarians who are compassionate and do not kill and love children, and misunderstand the connotation and extension of learning Buddhism, and simply equate vegetarianism with learning Buddhism, and passively believe that learning Buddhism is to eat vegetarian food, and vegetarianism is to learn Buddhism, and take eating vegetarian or not to learn Buddhism as the standard, and even criticize others, causing adverse effects.

For believers who have just learned Buddhism, they should first take the vows of not killing (including not committing suicide, not asking others to kill, not providing karma for killing, etc.), widely participate in Buddhist activities such as environmental protection, student protection and life care, and those who have the conditions can eat vegetarian meals on the Christmas Day of the Buddha and Bodhisattva. If you set your heart to become a vegetarian, you can only practice the Dharma in an elegant way, try not to cause trouble to your family, not to force others to follow suit, and not to discriminate against people who are not vegetarians.

If you do not receive the five precepts of laymen, there is no requirement to abstain from alcohol.

There are so few people who can avoid it now.

Milk is OK, Buddha also drank it when he debuted, and eggs that have not hatched are OK, but it is better not to eat them.

Buddhism generally does not even pick fruits, they have to fall off themselves to pick up and eat, vegetarians are not allowed to eat vegetables, but pick wild fruits, nuts, pockmarks, millet seeds to eat.

Otherwise, sentient beings will think that you are a vegetarian and greedy, and eating plants is also killing.

Eggs are meat dishes, Buddhism is not eaten, others can be eaten, milk can be drunk, as the saying goes: wine and meat through the intestines, the Buddha left in his heart, there is a kind heart and people to be kind!

Shallots, garlic, garlic sprouts, garlic sprouts, onions, leeks and eggs, people who believe in Buddhism cannot eat them. Milk is not within the precepts, and it is permissible to drink it, but it is not advisable to drink it, which is the same uncompassionate reason as forcibly depriving a calf of its right to life and depriving a baby of suckling breast milk.

Different schools of Buddhism have different taboos, generally speaking, Buddhism does not eat eggs, but milk and green onions, ginger and garlic, it depends on the individual, after all, the cultivation of Buddhism focuses on cultivating the mind.