Who’s vegan?!?!
JustBecause84
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I’m working on getting back to solid veganism and would like some inspiration and recipes.
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I’m on a mostly plant based diet. Been on it for 2 months and have lost 16 lbs. I do have small cheats a few times a week. And I feel better than I have in years.0
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Starnold2418 Everytime I do plant based I get deathly I'll for weeks like really bad bad flu 10fold can you share some recipes maybe I'm doing something wrong1
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Hi Harley79, Your body may be in detox initially on a plant based diet. You may have a lot of heavy metals in your body. I’m not much of a cook but restarted this diet because my son is high functioning autism and have heard great things about a plant based diet with kids on the spectrum. He is pretty picky about what he eats so we keep it simple. You may want to transition into it slowly if you are getting that sick. My son and I have been taking nascent iodine for a while and this is a great way to detoxify your body although it sounds like your doing well without it. Feel free to add me as a friend.12
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Just take it slow, try and find vegan alternatives for things you normally eat and focus on getting a decent amount of protein. I've swapped all my dips/sauces/spreads to non-dairy ones I still enjoy, and I'm currently working coconut yoghurt into my week and decreasing regular yoghurt. Other than that almost everything I eat regularly is vegan, but I'm in no hurry to label myself. I just feel like it's more sustainable in the long run2
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starnold2418 wrote: »Hi Harley79, Your body may be in detox initially on a plant based diet. You may have a lot of heavy metals in your body. I’m not much of a cook but restarted this diet because my son is high functioning autism and have heard great things about a plant based diet with kids on the spectrum. He is pretty picky about what he eats so we keep it simple. You may want to transition into it slowly if you are getting that sick. My son and I have been taking nascent iodine for a while and this is a great way to detoxify your body although it sounds like your doing well without it. Feel free to add me as a friend.
Sorry but disagree with this. Switching to plant based doesn’t mean “healthier” or a “detox”. Naturally it MAY be healthier/ micro dense. But the body is technically always detoxing.5 -
Plant based is healthier. It is the only diet that has been proven to reverse coronary heart disease.7
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starnold2418 wrote: »Plant based is healthier. It is the only diet that has been proven to reverse coronary heart disease.
Is this relevant for people without coronary heart disease?4 -
starnold2418 wrote: »Plant based is healthier. It is the only diet that has been proven to reverse coronary heart disease.
Lol at this....2 -
vegan here. Love me some lentils, tomatoes, and eggplant and nutritional yeast. well, actually, just about any veggie or grain with nooch!4
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And please feel free to friend me 🙂0
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pinggolfer96 wrote: »
Lol at this....starnold2418 wrote: »Plant based is healthier. It is the only diet that has been proven to reverse coronary heart disease.
It's true, she read it on a pro-vegan website.
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First off. This thread isn’t a debate on the vegan lifestyle. It’s so we can chat and exchange information and have support from each other!
I love my vegan way of life. I am stuck in a rut regarding food. Feel like I’m not being creative as I would like. So help and suggestions welcome.
I originally became vegan for weight loss. I almost instantly dropped 40 pounds in combination with a daily 5 mile run. Then I’ve continued for weight maintenance and ethical reasons.3 -
I have a weekly "taco goop tostadas" night, because it tastes good and is pretty good for you, and also doesn't take too long to make. This serves two, but could scale it however you need to really.
- 1 can fat free refried beans
- 1/2 cup tvp, reheated in 1/2 cup water
- 1 serving Mexican seasoning (I use this recipe, without the sugar, and with double the garlic powder)
- 6 corn tortillas
- any other toppings or additions. I've recently added pepitas for the fat content with good results, and avocado or sriracha are great on top too.
Add refried beans, tvp, and mexican seasoning to pan. Mix it up and let it get warm. Add water if it's too thick, as necessary. Meanwhile, toast your corn tortillas until they are as crispy as you'd like them to be. Serve goop on the tortillas, topped as desired.2 -
Vegan here too! Anyone can feel free to add me for support!
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I am vegan and my diary is open to friends0
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vegan!!:)0
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Vegan here too My diary is open but anyone can feel free to add me if they wish. 0
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I'm went fully plant based around 4 years ago and ended up gaining weight. I have been losing again since cutting down on nuts and oils.
Harley, if I drop sugar and caffeine I become really ill. Do you drop that when going plant-based?
For anyone trying vegan, I recommend googling challenge 22 vegan. You go on a program with mentors who help you make the change. It is very nurturing for anyone just starting out and it's free.0 -
I’m vegan, have been for 20 years. My diary is open, feel free to add me.0
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I’m vegan too, anyone can feel free to add me! x0
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starnold2418 wrote: »Plant based is healthier. It is the only diet that has been proven to reverse coronary heart disease.
My roommate of the last 2 years is vegan and subsists solely off of cherry tomatoes, frozen peas, frozen spinach, bananas, baked tofu and toast.
A plant baed diet isn't always healthy. For real - I live with her and see exactly what she eats.0
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