21-Day Super Healthy Kickstart PCRM

21-Day Vegan Kickstart / a Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) site:

A Message from Brendan Brazier

At 15, I decided I wanted to be an Ironman triathlete. This led me to look at the importance of a plant-based diet for athletes. Many people associate the word “diet” with a restrictive way of eating. It doesn’t have to be. A vegan diet is one of inclusion, not exclusion. When you include only healthy plant-based foods in your diet, you’ll find there won’t be room left for the unhealthy ones. Considering what you are gaining, taking this time to transition is a positive investment. The payback is higher-quality living—and possibly winning Ironman triathlons, like I have.

For a few of my nutrition tips, visit my Kickstart page >

John Salley - Vegetarian Basketball Champion

21-Day Vegan Kickstart / a Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) site: "A Message from

A Message from John Salley

As a four-time NBA champion with the Detroit Pistons, the Chicago Bulls, and the Los Angeles Lakers, I know a thing or two about staying on top of my game. For me, that means embracing a true vegetarian diet (no dairy, no egg products) to keep my body energized and healthy. Succeeding as a champion in the game of life takes plenty of nutritious fuel for the mind and body. Grab this opportunity with both hands-your health and happiness depends on it.

For a few of my nutrition tips, visit my Kickstart page >

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We can be heroes - just for one day

I will eat a sustainable healthy plantarian, pure vegetarian, vegan diet:

Up up and away, this is the year of change - the future is in your hands

Vegan Superfood Farm in Olympic Stadium

London's Olympic Stadium to be Turned into Swamp admit Health Ministers by Foods For Life London Nutrition - Yvonne Bishop-weston

APRIL 1st 2010 : London's West Ham football club have woken up dissappointed today with the news that after the 2012 Olympics, instead of a sport's ground, the 2012 olympic Stadium will be used to farm the vegan super food - Algae.

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Vegan Fighter :New Xbox Game

Vegan Fighter Mac Danzig Kicks Ass In New Xbox Game « ecorazzi.com :: the latest in green gossip



A new X box game featuring champion vegan fighter Mac Danzig has sold half a million copies in just 2 weeks! Yeehaaa!

Veganising Blockheads - is that possible?

Vegan MoFo

Vegan Mo Fo VeganMoFo III: Vegan Month of Food, with over 320 Vegan Blogs Participating ( News from Hungry Hungry Veganos )

The 3rd Annual Vegan Month of Food (aka VeganMoFo) prepares to take the blogosphere by storm. Starting October 1st, over 320 Vegan bloggers from all around the globe will pledge to post at least five days a week for the whole month of October. The most dedicated participants try to blog all 31 days. Food writers, bloggers, and home cooks will write about what they eat, where they have eaten, what they cook, and where they are doing the cooking, all with the intention of showing off the wide and varied world of Vegan food and lifestyle.

VeganMoFo kicks off on October 1st and continues through the month of October. You can find the alphabetized list of all participating blogs online at Cake Maker to the Stars (http://kitteekake.blogspot.com). There you can also find a link to the public RSS feed, where anyone can browse the latest posts from all the participating blogs in one place! (http://kitteekake.blogspot.com/2009/09/vegan-mofo-iii-public-feed-info.html)

First organized by Vegan chef and cookbook author Isa Chandra Moskowitz (theppk.com), Vegan MoFo has been gathering more and more enthusiasts each year. Participants begin brainstorming themes for their month-of-daily-entries with great enthusiasm. In previous years, bloggers have written about everything from Veganizing recipes to eating in foreign countries, to 31 days of Vegan Halloween-themed treats, to local restaurants, and to reviewing Vegan products. Posts include beautiful photographs, tantalizing recipes, and thoughtful musings.

What better way to warm up  for World Vegan Day at the Eco Veggie Fayre in London

World Vegan Day

World Vegan Day

What? World Vegan Day
is an opportunity for vegans and their friends to celebrate and promote
veganism

When? World Vegan Day
is every year on November 1st (since 1994)

Why? The world's first
Vegan Society was born on November 1st 1944 - started by Donald
Watson and friends.

Where? World Vegan Day
is celebrated internationally all over the world.

How? World Vegan Day
is celebrated in many different ways, 

from a
simple birthday party to a full vegan festival with exhibitions of
vegan food and products, talks on nutrition and cooking demonstrations.

Wishing
you very best wishes for an ethical, environmentally friendly


and healthy World Vegan Day - 1st November