The China Study 02 of 14 ( Vegan Vegetarian Health Benefits / Lose Weight )

Discover How To Quickly Lose Weight The Healthy Way With New SIMPLE, CHEAP, And EASY Veggie Meal Plans

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Stop listening to bogus "diet" claims. Take charge of your health and life and help reverse global warming, reduce starvation, and end animal abuse.

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The China Study gives critical, life-saving nutritional information for every health-seeker in America. But, it is much more; Dr. Campbells exposé of the research and medical establishment makes this book a fascinating read and one that could change the future for all of us. Every health care provider and researcher in the world must read it.

Whether you are a diabetic looking to cut down on your sugar intake, an active person looking to upgrade the health benefits of your daily menu, or someone concerned with not contributing to the abuse of animal rights, the vegan lifestyle comes with a multitude of benefits.

Often, the vegan lifestyle is paired with a diet primarily comprised of raw foods, which takes the vegan benefits much further. The problem with the conventional diet is that by cooking our food it loses much of its health benefits, such as the vitamins, minerals and enzymes. Those are essential to our body in order to eliminate harmful toxins.

The best part about the vegan diet is that you no longer have to worry about calorie restrictions or low carbohydrate intake. What you eat naturally is low in unhealthy/processed carbohydrates. This takes the hassle out of dieting. Instead of a quick-fix regimen for weight loss, going vegan allows you to lose weight the healthy way, by upgrading to a healthier lifestyle.

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[peterpan2k]

Part 1 is merely introduction. It has copyright issues. Sorry.

[brandon420z1]

part 1- where is it people

[tommyboybr]

@brandon420z1 I can't find part 1 too

[SherrylSaunders]

Hi! Thanks a lot for this helpful video. By the way, I notice many people keep on talking about Kinovelax Diet Plan (search on google), but I'm not sure if it is good. Have you tried using Kinovelax Diet Plan? I have heard many great things about it and my mate lost crazy amounts of weight with it, but she refuses to tell me :(

[Mongodelight]

please subscribe me if you re interested in a weight loss progress documentary. My diet is to eat unlimited carbs, low fat and very low sodium. I tried it for 4 days before and lost more than a pound per day . Lets see if i can proove that carbs dont make you fat but lean. Salt makes you gain weight, if you eat more carbs that usually means more salt = more water retention = weight gain. I dont eat added salt at all in my program. Please subscribe I do the diet of the china study.

[MsChantal89]

@youness1141 The 424 diet still promotes eating animal products, which in large consumption adds to slower metabolism and in turn, diseases. Check out 80/10/10. The fundamentals are based on this diet (high carb intake) and I'd be hard pressed if you could find a legitimate source that followed this diet for at least one year and failed. It is the most successful diet/lifestyle resulting in better skin and vision, low body fat, higher energy, stronger muscles/endurance....the list goes on :)

[youness1141]

Hello there! Have you considered intellectus 424 diet (do a search on google)? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cooworker lost lots of weight with it.

[rawyumcom]

Please tell me if you have a China Study Part 1? Or do you start with Part 2? Thank you!

[paraplegicgiraffe]

@USSBN734 have calories. If you don't consume enough calories, you will become lethargic, and you won't want to exert yourself as much. 2,000 calories a day is the recommended amount for the average person, but if you are very active you need more.