Sentences with phrase «vegan for health reasons»

Most people try being vegan for health reasons.

We started eating vegan for health reasons last year.

Several people I have encouraged to go vegan for health reasons have been asking me about the utility of egg whites.

I started being vegan for health reasons, and astonishingly I've lost 4 lbs in 2 weeks, after trying all sorts of diets and exercise over 4 years and only gaining weight... I'd actually given up on losing weight!

I've been thinking about going vegan for health reasons.

I have become vegan for health reasons a few weeks ago and I was beginning to feel so bummed that I couldn't enjoy all those favors I used to eat, until now!!

Sometimes I like cooking vegan for health reasons as well as saving the eggs in the house as we go through them fast enough lol.

Thank you, we are new vegans for health reasons and I was craving something sweet this hit the spot!

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My mother is an excellent cook, and though we aren't strictly vegan we avoid eggs and dairy for health reasons, and have great results.

I prefer to make them so I know they're gluten free and vegan for my oldest who has given that up for health reasons.

I'm a vegan for compassion reasons too (only compassion reasons actually, not in it for health at all haha)

Since struggling to become a vegan (for health reasons), I have come to love «doctored beans» and am always looking for new recipe ideas.

I am potato - free as much as possible for health reasons and I'm just learning gluten - free and vegan cooking (at the same time!)

I've since given up my vegan ways for various health reasons, and foods like this raw spiced eggnog are back on the menu.

Initially, going vegan was purely for health reasons.

I went vegan for ethical reasons and didn't care a lot about the health aspects of a vegan diet, so even after reading The China Study and watching Forks Over Knives I wasn't really convinced that I should give up oils.

I can not comment on using other thickeners such as agar agar as I am doing this for health reasons and I am not vegetarian or vegan.

I am not a vegan but I find this post so useful and I always refer people to this post when someone asks me about ways to convert a classic recipe to a plantbased one either for ethical or health reasons.

If you have adopted a vegan or plant - based diet for health, environmental, or ethical reasons, you're going to love our easy vegan recipes for beginners, vegan tacos, our best vegan...

Whether you are a vegan for ethical reasons, have gone plant - based for health reasons, are lactose - intolerant, or just want to eat fewer animal products, this book will give you everything you need to create your own «dairy case» at home.

My hubby (the vegan half of the marriage, converted for health reasons) asked what was in them and as I rattled off the ingredients, I realized I'd forgotten the almond milk!

I've been eating vegan about a year for health reasons.

A dietary vegan may choose to follow a plant - based diet for health reasons and may not choose to avoid animal products in other aspects of their lives.

We eat meat for health reasons — we are not healthy on a vegan diet.

Ditching a food group (or three) I'm seeing more women on vegan and gluten - free diets, not for ethical or health reasons but to shed pounds.

totally worthless (other than a 2 week clean out) that is it, and if you stick on it for health reasons you will develop them, when you have destroyed you gut, you will get systemic candida which vegan diet's feed with ever bite you take (everthing in vegan diet's rot's) meats, and eggs are digested by enzymes so don't lie about healthy benefits of vegan BS

Often people do choose to adhere to a vegan diet for health reasons, but others want to eat lower on the food chain out of respect for animals or to minimize their carbon footprint and help protect the environment.

Melissa Raimondi became a raw vegan for a number of reasons: health, ethics and the wider environment.

Some adopt a vegan diet purely for ethical reasons while others are at least partially motivated by health.

You had me worried when you mentioned your «bad feeling» about low cholesterol levels in vegans and while there seems to be plenty evidence to support the claim that having high cholesterol can be positive for many health reasons, I've not found any hard evidence that outright proves that vegans and vegetarians who eat a well balanced diet AND have low cholesterol are at risk of cancer, brain and nervous system issues, etc..

I went vegan about a month ago, for ethical reasons, and when I looked more into it I discovered more about the health benefits of veganism.

Now if you are vegan for ethical reason not to kill animals then it's commendable but don't claim that it is for health reason.

Many whole food vegans, like myself, started for health reasons, but sustain it for ethics reasons (it's hard to justify eating even a mouthful of flesh, since it is not needed for nutrition, it's only for the taste, and an animal must die to provide that mouthful).

I too have been vegetarian for 10 years (almost a couple months short of it) and just last year started to go vegan (also due to health reasons) cutting 99 % of my dairy has helped me so much!

People become vegan for various reasons which can include, but are not limited to; environmental implications, animal rights, health issues relating to meat digestion, religious or spiritual beliefs, taste or simple personal preference.

(personally, I would stay away for ethical reasons, but I realize most vegans adopt plant - based diets for a combination of health and ethical reasons) I did a detailed search on medline looking at egg whites, homocysteine and methionine and found nothing.

I say this for a variety of reasons, including that some people transitioning to a vegan diet use «fake meats» and other transition foods and seem to see health benefits even before going all the way to whole food plants.

But a large number of people choose a vegan lifestyle for health reasons.

Even most vegans and vegetarians who quit the diet for any reason — hassle, social pressure, or just a change in ethical concerns — experience a surge in health after they re-incorporate meat.

Perhaps ultimately, as vegans, we may have to accept that some athletic high fat meat dieters can have a healthy profile and physique and we elect to choose vegan for multiple reasons in addition to health.

I would also expect to see significant differences between those who are ethical vegans (no animal products or testing at all) and those who have simply adopted a plant based diet (veganism for health reasons alone).

Just to add, I don't know that many folks who live a vegan lifestyle just for their health, they usually get in under ethical reasons, then, as they progress, and get «better» at it, they find the health benefits of a vegan lifestyle.

Many people might be considering or have recently chosen to become vegan for health, environmental and / or ethical reasons.

Although many choose the Vegan Diet for ethical reasons, others become vegan because the diet offers a number of health beneVegan Diet for ethical reasons, others become vegan because the diet offers a number of health benevegan because the diet offers a number of health benefits.

In one sense There is no way to avoid embarrassment here — either I undertook this very painful test for no reason (distrusting the program), or went vegan for no apparent health benefit.

And while getting calcium from plant foods may have a number of advantages for bone health (see below), there is no reason to think that vegans need less calcium than anyone else.

In my humble opinion, the biggest difference between a vegan and someone who eats a plant based diet is that a vegan does nt eat animal products for ethical reasons and plant based or Nutritarian's for health reasons.

«Only time a vegan or vegetarian diet is at all beneficial is when you compare it to people that eat like shit and even then you are still risking you're health for no reason... Vegan = gullible idiot&rvegan or vegetarian diet is at all beneficial is when you compare it to people that eat like shit and even then you are still risking you're health for no reason... Vegan = gullible idiot&rVegan = gullible idiot»

Whether you are reducing meat consumption for personal, political or health reasons, going fully vegan is intimidating.

Initially, going vegan was purely for health reasons.