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Are you looking to prove there are plenty of vegan calcium sources to keep you healthy without drinking milk? Look no farther, I've got you covered with a list and a pretty chart.
Have you started eating vegan and find yourself spending more time in the bathroom? There are numerous natural gas remedies that you can use to prevent and cure any embarrassing sounds and odors.
I made this vegan challah with aquafaba (the liquid from a can of beans) instead of eggs, and it was so fluffy and light and absolutely delicious.
Right now I'm 16 and still living with my family, and I really want to have veganism as my lifestyle. The only problem is that my dad probably won't approve
This vegan black and white cookies recipe made super fluffy and light cookies with a delicious delicate flavor. It must be the aquafaba that lightened the texture.
I became a vegetarian about a month ago and have recently transitioned to a vegan lifestyle. I was prompted to change after researching the horrible slaughtering
I have a question for vegans, and would appreciate input. I have made a gelatin based salad every Thanksgiving using an old family recipe, and some of
I've been stuck in an eating disorder relapse for a month now or so. I've been wanting to go vegan for a long time (I've been vegetarian for almost a year,
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I'm a little frustrated here. My girlfriend wants to be vegan, and I'm all for it. But she has a serious immune system disorder that results in allergies.
I became vegan a couple of days ago thanks to a few documentaries and activists. My question is that if everyone becomes a vegan and free all the animals,
Hi there! I've been a vegan for about four years now. I've been sick for about nine years, and I've recently been told that I need to start taking a probiotic
I recently discovered I had burning tongue. Look at pictures on google images and you will see how devastating and painful this is. I have been troubled
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After an accident that caused severe ongoing pain, I took the advice of a doctor to avoid consuming antigens. Antigens are not prevalent in the foods
I already knew about all the arguments for going vegan. The methane emissions. The environmental damage. The inefficiency in terms of food generation.
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I watched What the Health on Netflix last evening. I was absolutely stunned that so much of the content applied to me and my family! My husband has MS
I just became vegan a couple days ago. I have been vegetarian or pescatarian most of my life but recently made the switch. I had been meaning to go vegan
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I was vegan for a year when I was in my 50s. I took one of the usual routes--saw some horrible farm animal abuse video and decided to do something about
It was a slow enough journey for me but once I gathered all my information I wholeheartedly embraced a plant-based vegan diet and haven't looked back since.
In 2015, aquafaba became the biggest discovery in the vegan world since meltable nondairy cheese and people started making everything from macarons and meringues to breads.
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My vegan buche de noel is a revamped version of the traditional French holiday dessert, complete with vegan swiss meringue buttercream filling, chocolate frosting, and aquafaba merinuge mushrooms.
These vegan key lime pie cupcakes are made with a secret ingredient that makes them incredibly moist and fluffy... aquafaba.
We have a small family run cafe and we have added a vegetarian and vegan menu for our clients. The comment was made to us that we could not offer vegan
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Last year I went vegan to reduce my cholesterol levels. Then I had a lipid profile and the cholesterol did come down, but the triglycerides went above
I went vegetarian in August 2013 but still ate loads of dairy and eggs until February 2014. Since then I've been vegan which had many positive affects
When the weather turns chilly and everyone else is rushing to the coffee shop, you can whip up a batch of these vegan pumpkin spice latte cupcakes without ever leaving the house.
Waste not, want not, right? When you're carving pumpkins this fall, instead of scooping out the slimy guts and tossing them, consider the benefits of roasting pumpkin seeds.
Every spring when the first batch of fresh strawberries hit the farmers' market, I make this delicious and simple vegan strawberry shortcake.
The other night I watched a documentary called Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead that hasn't gotten nearly the airtime as some of the more popular diet films, but that has an equally inspiring message.
Joe Cross, the creator of the documentary, had a problem common to many others; he'd spent most of his adult life focusing on his career and neglecting his health. He'd been dealing with an autoimmune disease that caused a skin disorder for years and had gradually, but steadily, gotten quite overweight. The only solution doctors offered him was management of the itchiness through steroids and he decided he wanted to try another option- juicing.
Joe stopped eating junk food and started a 60-day juice fast. For those two months, he drove across the United States juicing and talking to people about food, hopefully getting others interested in changing their diets. I'm sure you can imagine what happens in the long run from him eating exclusively fruits and vegetables, but you should watch the film to get all the details.
The inspiring part comes about halfway through the film when he gets a call from a trucker he met along his journey who has the same autoimmune disorder as him and is even more overweight. This man, Phil Staples, is dangerously overweight and incredibly depressed and looking for a way out, so Joe helps him learn the juicing ropes and offers his support any time Phil is in need.
You absolutely have to see the before and after shots of both of these men. It's so incredible what a difference real food makes to the body.
Whenever I watch these types of documentaries, one of my favorite parts is when you start to see light in the person's eyes and a certain tautness and color in their cheeks. People come alive again when they start eating foods that nourish rather than deplete their natural vitality.
My biggest take away is that though it may be "common" to take cholesterol medicine to control high levels, or to develop type 2 diabetes, or even to have heart valve surgery to fix blockages, those things are all illnesses mostly caused by what we choose to eat. Just because many people have it does not mean we are not sick if we develop it as well. There is no safety in being one of the large numbers of people who are medicated to control problems we can fix with lifestyle adjustments.
Humans do not need to develop high blood pressure and cholesterol as we age, and we have ultimate control over many of these degenerative diseases. We just have to choose that the excuse of "we only live once, why not eat anything we want," is only sentencing us to a lifetime of illness.
My honest review of Chloes Kitchen, the first vegan cookbook by Chef Chloe, who first made a name for herself on Food Network's Cupcake Wars.
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