Researchers have found that vegetarians as a group have more weight problems than nonvegetarians.

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This statement is false. Studies have shown that vegetarians on average have lower BMI (Body Mass Index) and lower rates of obesity compared to nonvegetarians. However, it is possible for individual vegetarians to have weight problems if they consume a high amount of processed or high-calorie vegetarian foods.

Researchers Have Found That Vegetarians as a Group Have More