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Robin Quivers will be a guest on The Dr. Oz Show today.
The radio talk show host and cookbook author will be discussing the journey to cancer recovery and how her plant-based diet has helped her maintain vitality in sickness and in health.
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Did you know that the Romneys had a “grown your own” philosophy long before it became a trend?
In her book, The Romney Family Table, Ann Romney shares recipes she has cooked for her family over the years, including one sourced from vegetables in her own garden.
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Robin Quivers, you’ve fought and won the battle against cancer.
What are you going to do next?
Treat yourself to a vegan chocolate mousse, of course!
The radio host and author of The Vegucation of Robin has shared with People her thoughts about overcoming the disease that require she had a grapefruit-sized tumor removed from her pelvis.
Kristin Bell, like many vegan and vegetarian women, has modified her plant-based diet slightly from concerns that have come up during and after pregnancy.
The vegan explained that it’s been hard to keep up with eating enough now that she’s feeding two.
The actress who breastfeeds says adding dairy and eggs to her meals allows her to get the extra calories she needs to ensure her baby gets adequate nutrition.
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Several celebrities have partaken in a funny PSA for Farm Sanctuary’s What Did You Do? campaign meant to raise awareness on the cruelty of factory farming and teach consumers how they can make a difference.
Russell Simmons, Shannon Elizabeth, Fred Willard and Ashlan Gorse play enthusiastic PR folks in a conference who are trying to pitch their ideas to help people understand just how much life on some of these farms suck for animals.
“I get that you don’t want to shock people but the reality is shocking,” Simmons says.
Some suggested ideas to get the shocking point across include “Celebrity Pictionary,” that illustrates how chickens get their beaks cut off. However, that idea is deemed “over the top.”
