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Vegetarians and Vegans Tend To Be More Introverted Than Their Meat Eating Counterparts, Study Finds

A new study has found a possible relationship between meat consumption and personality.

 

Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences (MPI CBS) with the University Hospital of Leipzig studied how nutrition relates to certain physical and psychological factors in human beings. The study found that people who eat meat generally have a higher body moss index then vegan or vegetarians. It also found a particularly high correlation between your diet and your degree of extroversion.

 

Study participants who ate a predominantly plant-based diet consistently scored higher on introverted personality traits.

 

The full study can be found on mpdi.com 

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