[Jedi Master Pikachu]

So, does eating lots of sugar (sucrose, carbohydrates, fructose, lactose) promote diabetes? Have basically stopped eating meat (see tagline), but instead of replacing meat with vegetables, have largely increased the amount of carbohydrates and dairy (lactose) eaten--and by a LOT. And, even before, consume a huge amount of sweet foods. However, personally don't eat all that much in total, and not obese. Also, the amount of fatty foods eaten (especially after not eating meat) should be within the "normal" range. So is there a considerable risk of diabetes?

[BobS]

For myself alone, no sugar, a bunch of things growing out of the ground, sea food and some beef works. Just eat when your body is hungry, and not be the biggest pig at the dinner table. You can live nicely on 2000 calories a day and cheaply.

[Triggerhippie]

Not eating meat? I sure hope you’re getting B12 shots.

Vegetarianism is an eating disorder. We have canines for a reason. IOW, salad is the food that food eats.