素食与运动----颠覆俗见-素食也让人健壮（A vegetarian diet and exercise, to subvert the flesh - Vegetarian also makes people healthy）.docVIP

素食与运动----颠覆俗见-素食也让人健壮（A vegetarian diet and exercise, to subvert the flesh - Vegetarian also makes people healthy） 128 vegan sports stars (including Liu Xiangs Idol) that surprised you A vegetarian diet and exercise, to subvert the flesh The people are carnivorous and make people have no idea, may come from the ancient barbarism, this Convention may have been for thousands of years, and the fact that fear to let all people be startled at. Ancient Rome was a rich and rotten society. Even if the slave can also eat meat. But the most valiant in the society and the army is a vegetarian gladiator. According to the British Daily Telegraph reported that Austria scientific research found that ancient Rome Gladiator is vegetarian, the ancient Rome Gladiator has long been barley and beans for food. This opens up a long - standing puzzle about why the ancient Rome called gladiators chewing barley. To know the Gladiator to break in a slim chance of survival and the duel, of course, what to eat to help more stamina and perseverance. It is hard to imagine a full wine people, will be able to overcome the ferruginous Gladiator army in Rome was against a vegetarian menu and the conquest of the western world. The food in Romes barracks is simple: bread or porridge, vegetables, sour wine, and very little meat. This was said to have happened in Caesars Army: once, for lack of grain, the soldiers had to use meat as their staple food, which caused the soldiers to complain! Brave Spartan is a vegetarian, Spartan training is bald red legs, both winter and summer wearing a dress, was sleeping in rough reed mat, eat only rarely eat vegetarian food because they think meat is poisonous. Vegetarian and Yong Jian, another example: it is Chinese monks of Shaolin Temple. Most people have the idea that heavy physical exercise requires eating fish to supplement their physical strength. But in fact, the examples of athletes give us good reflection. The britanic Encyclopedia of great classical experim