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Say what? Does a vegan diet make you sick? | Vegan for 40 years and looking good by Andrea Z. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 03 Dec 2010 8:20am diet-versus-health post written by a passionate and popular (former vegan) blogger I'll call XVV. When the post explaining her decision to renounce her vegan diet for an omnivore... implicating that because it happened to her, a vegan diet is inherently unhealthy. Her vegan diet didn't work for her, but I've known omnivores with the exact same health issues Read on »

WHEN ON A VEGAN DIET, DO YOU NEED TO COUNT CALORIES TO LOOSE WEIGHT? by Jessie Posted Tue 14 Dec 2010 7:04am

1 Comment Question by sugar_rush_x3: When on a vegan diet, do you need to count calories to loose weight? I heard that vegans stay naturally thin without counting calories because they dont have lots of tokins or bad foods (cause most non animal product foods are healthy). So, if Im trying to loose weight on a vegan diet, do I really need to count calories Read on »

WHEN ON A VEGAN DIET, DO YOU NEED TO COUNT CALORIES TO LOOSE WEIGHT? by Jessie Posted Fri 02 Dec 2011 12:50am Question by sugar_rush_x3: When on a vegan diet program, do you need to have to count calories to loose weight? I heard that vegans stay naturally thin with out counting calories due to the fact they dont have lots of tokins or bad foods (trigger most non animal item foods are nutritious). So, if Im trying to loose excess weight on a vegan diet Read on »

HOW CAN A VEGAN DIET HELP YOU TO LOSE WEIGHT? by Jessie Posted Sat 12 Feb 2011 11:47am Question by caligirl: How can a vegan diet help you to lose weight? Can a vegan diet help you to lose weight and even tone up? What are the ideal vegan foods to help you... be helpful during the next year when America hits the bottom. Answer by ƄŔěƝđŎŊ îş ŇōƮ ďēăĐ‼ A well balanced vegan diet can help you lose weight because… It’s based on vegetables Read on »

Vegan Diet for Diabetes and Weight Loss by Annet v. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 25 Aug 2008 6:49pm A vegan diet can help you to cure diabetes, to lose weight and to balance cholesterol. The results of a balanced vegan (referably raw food) diet are very.... Discuss changes in your diet with your medical doctor or other healthcare professional. Do you want to know more, read dr. Gabriel Cousens new book “There is a Cure for Diabetes Read on »

Success in Weight Loss with Vegan Diet by RemiMac Posted Fri 16 Jul 2010 5:43pm I've read many testimonials and many people are satisfied with a consistent form of weight control with a Vegan diet. One woman lost 10 lbs. quickly before her wedding, and many continue on the vegan diet, especially with Gobble Green because their food is gourmet and offers many different styles and types of meals. GobbleGreen.com is a good source Read on »

Q&A: WHAT IS A BALANCED VEGAN DIET PLAN FOR WEIGHT LOSS? by Jessie Posted Sat 03 Dec 2011 10:49am Query by 143: What is a balanced vegan diet regime strategy for weight loss? I am a female vegan, 5’7 and 135 pounds. I am not overweight, but I would like to drop about 5 pounds, perhaps a little a lot more. I want a very good balanced diet plan or at least some meal recommendations. So if you have a great weight loss plan please compose Read on »

Diet Experts vote Vegan Diet Best for Diabetes by Plantarian Patient Expert

Posted Wed 08 Jun 2011 8:05am Healthy Eating & Nutrition News: Experts vote Vegan Diet Best for Diabetes Healthy Vegan Diet Cookbook 22 Experts including registered nutritionists , Doctors and health researchers have voted vegan diets as joint next best diet to tackle diabetes. The criteria was based partly on convenience so we are guessing as a vegan plant strong diet Read on »

Following a Vegan Diet. And, a Gluten Free Diet. And, and, and… by hikerrd Posted Fri 09 Dec 2011 11:47am diet to a vegan diet some years ago, presumably to be healthier. She then cut out soy products because of inconclusive evidence of a link between soy and some cancer. Only she..., for inappropriate, unconstructive assumptions some doctors make. And, for their misinformation not infrequently conveyed to patients, when it comes to diet and disease management. Just last Read on »