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‘Leafy greens – six times a day – NO OIL’ – the recommended diet for 2015 and 1874

December 24, 2013 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Better than any ‘TV’. In just 80 minutes you will know more about preventing heart disease & other chronic medial conditions than most medical doctors do. The key message – “I want patients to eat leafy greens six times a day – and NO OIL.” Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr. Dr. Esselstyn’s leading choices are arugula, … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, Health, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: american vegetarian society, becoming vegan, caldwell esselstyn, elizabeth horsell, Ernest Bell Library, Fernando Dessaur, Health, Kale, R T Trall, Russell Thacher Trall, vegan diet, vegan history, Veganism, William Horsell

A Vegan Booklet of 1655 – ……don’t think about ‘almost five o’clock’!

December 21, 2013 by John Edmundson Leave a Comment
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Roger Crab (born approx. 1621 – died September 11, 1680). Roger is the very first non-Asian ‘vegan’ / pure plant eater that we have come across to date in our research. Roger Crab was a very bizarre Englishman – he was – undefiled with blood – see below for his full epitaph. He was living a very ‘alternative’ & … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, vegan history, vegetarian history Tagged: Ernest Bell Library, roger crab, vegan diet, vegan history, vegan recipes, Veganism, vegetarianism

An Overview of What Vegans Eat on a Daily Basis

September 26, 2013 by PureVegan Leave a Comment
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The phrase, “a vegan diet,” is generally associated with a way of eating that is bland, restrictive, and tasteless. Vegans do not eat meat, cheese, dairy or eggs, but the selection is never-ending and chock-full of delicious choices. It is a major misconception that vegans can only eat salads and tofu. Here is a look … [Read more…]

Posted in: General, Health, Nutrition, Veganism Tagged: seitan, tempeh, tofu, vegan diet, vegan lifestyle, vegans

The Innocents

July 10, 2012 by glensmith 3 Comments
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It is enormously tragic, that the defenseless, the harmless and the gentle sentient beings from whom we might have learned so much, who would have trusted us, and by whose acquaintance our lives could be so much enriched, are rewarded with imprisonment, torture and slaughter. I am often reminded of, and haunted by, a post to the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Animal Companions, Animal Rights, General, HappyCow Site, Veganism Tagged: Animal Rights, animal-cruelty, becoming vegan, vegan diet, Veganism, vegetarian, vegetarianism

A vegan diet is a license for becoming more adventurous with your food

July 19, 2010 by Canook 6 Comments
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Limiting what you eat, by only sticking with what you know, can be problematic for your health. To ensure you’re getting the right mix of vitamins and minerals you need to ensure you’re getting the right mix of food. Going vegan is a license for becoming more adventurous with your food. For anyone new to the vegan lifestyle, being open to new things, helps ease the conversion and stops you getting bored with a diet of the same old.

Posted in: General, HappyCow Site, Health, Veganism Tagged: variety, vegan diet, Veganism

The Fat Vegan

July 13, 2009 by jessie~ 9 Comments

In December 2008, the Dr. McDougall posted a newsletter to his website, entitled The Fat Vegan.  Frankly, I loved it.  Not for its content, though, but for its honesty.  Finally, someone is finally explicitly stating what the modern vegan movement has been so strongly implying:  fat vegans are bad for business. PETA has shown a … [Read more…]

Posted in: Nutrition, Veganism Tagged: diet, fat vegans, vegan diet
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