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  • Should America go vegan to ward off obesity and save the environment?

    Separate reports from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine and Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee make the case for Americans to adopt a plant-based diet.

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    Re: Should America go vegan to ward off obesity and save the environment?

    Its a good read. I've watched a couple documentaries recently (Forks over Knives, Fat Sick & Nearly Dead) and decided to incorporate a lot more veggies. I'm still eating plenty of chicken, steak, fish & egg whites for my protein requirements but a little WPI in a blended veggie/fruit shake does very well too. Energy levels have spiked and after 2 weeks I hardly reach for the coffee or diet soda. Aside from WPI and cheese on occasion, I've dropped dairy. Do eggs qualify as dairy?
    Now I don't have a juicer, but a blender works just fine for me; pulp & all, however, I do peel a lot of my produce. Had to experiment quite a bit to get a palatable consistency and I got a couple drinks that work.
    As for America going vegan, not likely, but a little incorporation has made a significant impact on me recently. As for John/Jane Q. Public, the same idea may prove beneficial without adopting an extreme lifestyle change. My 2 cents anyhow....

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