Nonpescatarianism
Nonpescatarianism refers to a dietary pattern that excludes fish and seafood but includes other forms of animal flesh, such as poultry and red meat. This distinguishes it from pescatarianism, which incorporates fish and seafood into an otherwise vegetarian diet. A nonpescatarian diet typically includes a variety of protein sources beyond seafood, such as beef, pork, chicken, turkey, and lamb.
Individuals may choose a nonpescatarian diet for various reasons. These can include ethical considerations regarding the
The nutritional profile of a nonpescatarian diet will vary depending on the specific choices of meats, poultry,