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From Linda McCartney sausages to beans on toast, here’s how to follow an old school vegan diet Nicole Whittle, known online as Vegan Beauty Girl, recently shared a YouTube video revisiting what it was like to be vegan in 2007. Whittle, a UK-based vegan content creator and sustainability advocate, has spent years documenting plant-based lifestyles, ethical shopping, and accessible vegan meals. In…
Source: Plant-Based News
Replacing animal products with plant-based foods, regardless of their level of processing, can lead to significant weight loss, according to new research by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine published in the journal Nutrition & Metabolism. “Our research shows that choosing a bagel instead of bacon for breakfast or a veggie burger instead of a hamburger for dinner is the best…
Source: Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM)
“It’s so easy to be a vegan now.” The stand-up comedian and athlete shares why he went vegan after watching ‘Earthlings,’ narrated by Joaquin Phoenix, and the positive impact it’s had on his life. >>VIDEO
Source: PETA
In New Survey, Women and Gen Z Adults Were Most Likely to Disagree With Incorrect Notion Nearly 9 out of 10 U.S. adults wrongly believe that it’s important to eat meat, dairy products, eggs, or other animal products to get adequate protein, according to a new Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine/Morning Consult survey. Women and Gen Z adults were among those most…
Source: Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM)
New data shared by Our World in Data shows that approximately 94% of animals on earth live on factory farms and at least 100 billion are slaughtered each year for meat and other animal-derived products. The analysis shows these numbers continue to rise. This is worrying, given livestock farming’s role in exacerbating the climate crisis. >>MORE
Source: Green Queen
Consumers demand clarity and confidence when they shop. Misleading labels and ambiguous claims won’t cut it. Clear labelling is no longer just a bonus; it’s a business imperative. By committing to clear and credible vegan certification, companies can build trust, tap into a rapidly growing market, and align with the values of today’s conscientious consumers. Consumers are more informed and…
Source: Natural Products News
In much the same way people once thought the sun revolved around the Earth, many humans seem to think they’re the center of the universe. Copernicus set us straight with his heliocentric model, and PETA entities are showing the world that it’s speciesist – and nonsense – to think that only humans matter. PETA has always spoken up for all living, feeling…
Source: Peta - Global Magazine
Just Egg is growing 5X faster this past month compared to the previous year. As the Great American Egg Crisis leaves grocery store shelves empty and restaurants struggling to source eggs, Just Egg, the award-winning and category defining plant-based egg, is stepping in to fill the gaps in America’s egg supply chain. As bird flu drives up egg prices and limits…
Source: Vegconomist
Not one to miss out on a trend, celebrities around the world are going vegan! Here are the ethical vegan celebrities who are inspiring change and making the world a kinder place. Veganism was once considered a fringe movement but is now firmly in the mainstream thanks in part to vegan celebrities. Inspired by environmental and ethical concerns, people from…
Source: Vegan Food and Living
Outspoken vegan Ed Winters shares insights from his new book. It’s this ongoing debate about the merits of veganism, and the ‘rights and wrongs’ of meat-eating, that led Ed Winters, aka Earthling Ed, to write his latest book, How To Argue With A Meat Eater. “Throughout my years advocating for veganism, I have encountered every argument against veganism that exists,” says the…
Source: Irish News
Vegan menus in universities
A beautiful achievement for animals and plant nutrition. Students at two of the UK’s most prestigious universities have voted in favor of transitioning to all-vegetable campus dining, following a campaign by the group Plant Based Universities. The decision was made through voting that took place on Feb. 4. Since that time, other universities, including Cambridge, Newcastle, Lancaster and University College London, have…
Source: OIPA – International Organization for Animal Protection
NBA champ John Salley spoke to SHOWTIME Basketball about the many health benefits of veganism. Salley owns a vegan restaurant and has been a passionate and longtime advocate of a plant-based diet. The former athlete, who played for the Los Angeles Lakers, Detroit Pistons, and Chicago Bulls, previously urged the U.S government to ‘remove racial bias from its dietary guidelines’. He is…
Source: Plant-Based News
Her bold, colorful cookbook includes staples such as butter, sour cream, and whole milk, as well as dishes that one might’ve thought impossible to veganize, like crème brûlée. Breaking up with Dairy is designed as a go-to guide for ditching dairy without deprivation. “I could never give up dairy.” It’s the refrain of countless people when faced with the idea of a…
Source: Forks Over Knives
by Gary L. Francione (Columbia University Press) A prominent and respected philosopher of animal rights law and ethical theory, Gary L. Francione is known for his criticism of animal welfare laws and regulations, his abolitionist theory of animal rights, and his promotion of veganism and nonviolence as the baseline principles of the abolitionist movement. In this collection, Francione advances the…
Source: The Abolitionist Approach to Animal Rights
Creator of the blog From My Bowl—shares plant-based recipes that maximize health and flavor and fit into any budget. “I am vegan for my health, the animals, and the planet.” “In short, plant-based food helps me to feel my best and shine my brightest. Plus, no animals have to suffer in order for me to enjoy nutritious and yummy food! Unlike some people…
Source: From MY Bowl
Veganism is all about putting compassion for animals into practice by adopting a cruelty-free lifestyle. This means no longer contributing to industries that harm and exploit animals, like animal farming. Why Veganism? Vegan Recipes Choose Vegan
Source: Animal Aid UK
Fur is all around us. It’s in people’s coats, boots, jumpers, fishing gear and trim in craft items. People have worn fur for centuries to keep them warm or as a fashion accessory without considering the lives behind the beautiful coats. But a closer look into the industry reveals a dark truth. Here are the top ten reasons nobody should…
Source: Totally Vegan Buzz
From sticky sesame tofu to chocolate mousse, here are some vegan tofu recipes Sarah Sullivan, known for her vegan eating tutorials and recipe tips, has amassed a substantial following by demonstrating how plant-based ingredients can be both delicious and accessible. Tofu “Egg” Salad Vegetable and Tofu Gyoza Tofu Katsu Sticky Sesame Tofu Tofu Tikka Masala Silken Tofu Chocolate Mousse See…
Source: Plant-Based News
Omega-3 with a side of mercury… Some people who stop eating meat continue eating fish in the belief that it’s good for them and that fishing is less cruel and less destructive than farming. Nothing could be further from the truth. * Fish is not the health food it’s been made out to be. * There is nothing from fish…
Source: Viva! The Vegan Charity - Nicholas Hallows
Factory farming is the biggest cause of animal suffering in the world today. Isn’t man an amazing animal? He kills wildlife – birds, kangaroos, deer, all kinds of cats, coyotes, beavers, groundhog, mice and fox by the million – in order to protect his domestic animals and their feed. Then he kills domestic animals by the billion and eats them.…
Source: EVOLVE! Campaigns