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Plant based diet


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2 hours ago, Paa Langfart said:

I grind whole wheat in an old vitamix ,  and my wife bakes it into bread for us.  No added sugar or any of the other additives you get in commercial loaves. 

try Jovial's Einkorn Flour. Its made from wheat that has never been modified.  Most bread out of the store doesn't even get moldy anymore...whats that about...well you know....

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On 4/3/2018 at 7:29 PM, CRA said:

I have totally changed my diet and started back excercising.  Down from 225 to 200.  I now think I am ready to try this plant based diet.  Probably want to get down around 185ish and maintain that. 

@Jeremy Igo do you have any books or websites you can recommend?   Want to make sure I am not overlooking anything,  like if I need to take B12 supplements and things of that nature.  

This is the best website I have found for recipes

 

https://minimalistbaker.com/

 

Really the trick is just find 10 things to eat that you love.  Most people normally only eat 10 things anyways. Find those 10 things and it is so easy to do. 

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On 4/7/2018 at 12:57 AM, Marcogreenbush said:

I went vegan for 6 months . You lose weight at first then you will start to gain. It's a terrible diet . Best diet is a balance of heathy fat , carbs  and protein .plant based meals is good but you can't rely on soy it's terrible for men 

A lot of bad information here.

 

1. Its impossible to get fat on a whole food plant based diet. If you were getting fat as a vegan you were eating chips, using lots of oils like olive oil,  and drinking soda. None of these things are part of a plant based diet as they are all processed food. 

2. Soy is good for men. Yes, it has plant estrogen. But those estrogen are about 10% as strong as human estrogen and they attach to the same receptors. The net result is an actual lowering of estrogen in your system. Someone tell Thomas Davis. 

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1 minute ago, Marcogreenbush said:

Who is Alex jones ?

someone who makes up poo.

 

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Soy intake does not raise or lower a man's testosterone levels. Derived from soybeans, soy is a high-protein substance found in many foods, such as edamame, tofu, soy flour, and soy milk. It can also be found in some supplements. ... Still, some men worry that consuming phytoestrogens may reduce their testosterone levels.

http://www.issm.info/sexual-health-qa/does-consuming-soy-affect-a-mans-testosterone-levels/

 

I was vegan for a long period of my life and never drank soy milk, ate tofu at limited amounts.  Soy is not bad for you but you also can live vegan without it being more of your diet then some normal asian cultures.

 

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2 hours ago, Marcogreenbush said:

Another issue I had when I was a vegan was hunger . With low protein and no animal I was hungry . Don't get me wrong I made some good vegan food like rice paper bacon . I mainly did the diet because of my love for animals but I couldn't stick with it my body didn't react to it 

vegan does not = low protein.   Perhaps if you ate real foods and not "rice paper bacon"  (that is not a food - rice paper is a wrap to put real food in not something to be a product with a bunch of flavorings that has no nutritional value) you would not have had that issue.

A dark leafy green is one of the healthiest things out there (natural grains also rock) heck even in spinach you get the protein of one egg in one cup of spinach.

 

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