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Article Title: You Look to Healthy to Be a Vegan
Author: Heather Richards
Category: Food and Drink, Health
Word Count: 561
Keywords: vegan, health, lifestyle, healthy eating, vegan diet
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I have lived most of my life as a vegan. Growing up with my parents and 
siblings, I was exposed to fresh meat products more than fresh fruit and 
vegetables. I decided then young as I was that vegetarian (for Me) is the way 
to go. 

As I became of age, married with three children, I decided to try and become a 
full on vegan, much to the disgust of many people around me. I became ill due 
to lack of nutrition in the foods I was consuming and the very little and 
limited knowledge of vegan foods and what was required to remain healthy. 
Everything around me seemed to contain animal products. 

Given it was 20 years ago I have now perfected the "Art of Eating Healthy as a 
Vegan" I have spent many hours researching, testing and perfecting recipes and 
sharing my knowledge with others, so they too can be happy, healthy and 
energised.

Healthy living isn't just a choice, it is actually an "Act" of choice. The way 
that one chooses to live in a world full of dangerous pesticides, unknown 
substances and mysterious elements. 

The first words that comes out of strangers mouths is "you look to healthy to 
be a vegan". There is never a day that goes by that I actually have to or 
choose to say the word "vegan" Whether for clarity reasons, before I buy some 
delicious chocolate or to share something about myself to someone I had just 
met.

Many people seen to be under the impression that vegetarian and vegans are 
malnourished and overly skinny (many also think vegetarians and vegans are the 
same thing), full of sickness and have no energy. 

This can be true if you don't look after yourself properly and eat healthy. How 
many people do you know that actually are true eating vegans? People that 
really practice the art of "Healthy Eating".

What we put into our mouths is what we become. I can relate to this remark in 
many different ways. "We are what we eat'" However I truly believe that each 
person needs to be able to understand and determine what their body requires at 
every moment of the day. 

We don't just eat for pleasure, I know that pleasure has a lot to do with our 
choice of foods in life, but we need to truly focus on the other reasons why we 
eat! "Energy & Health" our driving force to walking, talking and playing. 
"Food" in all aspects of translation very much so has a huge influence on how 
we act and what we do. 

The old saying that we must put fuel in the tank so it can run for another 
500kms, also means that we must sufficiently fuel our body so we can function 
efficiently for the rest of the day. The Question is, "Do we want to Simply 
function or do we want to be energised and full of life for the day? I know 
which one I would choose!

Being a healthy vegan doesn't mean that you have to miss out on delicious 
meals, scrumptious desserts and fabulous snacks, life as a vegan can be 
healthier and more energised than you can ever experience. Once you truly 
practice the "Art of Healthy Eating as a Vegan" you will never look back. You 
will wonder why you ever followed such a Rocky Path.

I have written this article after interviewing my Vegan Consultant. Visit her 
web site for the new "Simple Tasty Vegan Recipe" book for just $7.00 which is 
packed with some brilliant recipes or grab yourself a copy of the FREE mini 
version to try some recipes at http://HealthyVeganLiving.com
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