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In reply to the discussion: Bill Clinton has become vegan, reversed his heart disease and is sharing his recipes! [View all]Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)17. I follow Mark Bittman's "Vegan Before 6" plan. Love it.
Just that reduction of animal products before 6:00 has helped me tremendously. It's not such a radical change in diet or lifestyle. I can still enjoy the foods I like--within reason. I still have the occasional burger or steak. But I find that I do crave those things much anymore. I find that even when it comes to dairy products which I can't tolerate much anyway other than cheese, I don't want. The only thing I can't give up is fish. I can do without chicken which I've never been a fan of. And I can do without pork or red meat. But I will never give up fish, so I could never be a vegetarian. But I can do the Vegan Before 6 and I love it.
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Bill Clinton has become vegan, reversed his heart disease and is sharing his recipes! [View all]
coldmountain
Sep 2013
OP
Allowing for the fact that the perception of US Presidents may differ outside of the USA
dipsydoodle
Sep 2013
#1
Wow that's weird I've been one for about 3 weeks also. I started on Rosh Hashannah
mucifer
Sep 2013
#68
I was moving to a plant based diet and I never felt satisfied and gained weight instead.
dkf
Sep 2013
#5
Best advice I got was to eat every two to four hours or whenever you're hungry.
NuclearDem
Sep 2013
#22
Your steak and chicken wouldn't taste so good if you knew what they went through.
athena
Sep 2013
#15
I know exactly what farm animals go through and my steak and chicken are still tasty.
Hardlyaround
Sep 2013
#18
That carnivore poster would be a lot better with phone numbers for local cardiologists.
NuclearDem
Sep 2013
#29
Fair enough, but its definitely more difficult without meat, cheese and eggs.
aikoaiko
Sep 2013
#100
My BIL changed his diet about a year ago and has a ton more energy, feels healthier,
Brickbat
Sep 2013
#96