How People Eat: Different Strokes Are A-Ok Here

As a longtime intentional eater, I respect everyone’s desire to take into their bodies what works for them nutritionally and ethically.

Vegan	No meat, eggs, fish poultry, eggs, dairy products or animal-derived products such as honey. No animal products such as leather included in clothing. Does not consume any products that have been tested on animals or harmed them in any way.
Vegetarian	No animal flesh or broth made from animal flesh.
Ovo-lacto vegetarian	No meat, fish and poultry but allows eggs and dairy.
Lacto-vegetarian	No meat, fish, poultry and eggs but allows dairy products.
Ovo-vegetarian	Eliminates meat, fish, poultry and dairy products but allows eggs.
Pescatarian	This diet abstains from eating all meat and animal flesh (like red meat and poultry) with the exception of fish. A pescatarian is not considered a vegetarian—the diets are separate from each other.
Flexitarian or semi-vegetarian	Mostly vegetarian but eats meat on occasion — such as if it would otherwise be wasted.
Omnivore	Eats meat as well as vegetables.