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Abundance

Claire13 years ago13 years ago05 mins

Veganism Means Expansion, Not Restriction It may seem paradoxical that eliminating anything from your diet leads you to a more…

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VAVA founder George Eisman interviewed in JVNA newsletter

Claire13 years ago13 years ago01 mins

  VAVA founder George Eisman did an interview with the Jewish Vegetarians of North America (JVNA).  He talks about why…

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Reasons to Go Veg

Veda13 years ago13 years ago02 mins

Go veg for humanity, the planet, animals, and ourselves Average meat consumption in the U.S. has decreased 10% in the…

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Eating for Your Health and the Health of the Planet

vavaadmin13 years ago13 years ago02 mins

Registered Dietitian George Eisman gives presentations on “Eating for Your Health and the Health of the Planet” at two Penn State campuses On…

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Presentation at Farm Sanctuary

vavaadmin13 years ago13 years ago01 mins

Registered Dietitian George Eisman Presents Educational Seminar to Farm Sanctuary Interns Eleven interns attended a seminar, November 13, 2013, on…

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Radio interview: Vegan diets can be nutritionally adequate for everyone

Veda14 years ago13 years ago01 mins

George Eisman’s interview with Kutztown University Radio 15 minutes Listen at: http://www.mediafire.com/?fqcsi8ere6j96bs George Eisman (Registered Dietitian) recently gave a presentation on…

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Great American Meat-Out Day

Veda14 years ago13 years ago01 mins

Florida Events for Great American Meat-Out Day (March 20) Many informative events are taking place in four Florida cities this…

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Adequacy and healthfulness of veg diets

Veda14 years ago13 years ago02 mins

Adequacy and healthfulness of veg diets Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets – Abstract By Craig W.J., and…

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Meat raises risk of breast cancer

Veda14 years ago13 years ago21 mins

How Much Do Meat, Fish, and Poultry Raise Breast Cancer Risk?  For each serving (3 ½ ounces) eaten on average…

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Health effects of a vegetarian diet

vavaadmin14 years ago13 years ago01 mins

SOME OF THE WAYS IN WHICH A VEGETARIAN DIET IS HEALTHY Heart Disease Vegetarians have the lowest rate of atherosclerotic heart…

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