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Eating a 'Love-Powered' Diet
Monday June 1, 2009
The other night I went to the release party for author and Beliefnet blogger Victoria Moran's latest book, "The Love Powered Diet: Eating for Freedom, Health and Joy." It was held at the gallery of Peter Max, the visionary...
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it already proven that you do't as to stave your body to lose weight, powered diet is ok, but you can get real food with the same amount of calories to maintain your weight
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I went vegan just a few weeks ago. I did it mainly because of animal cruelty, but I have to say, physically, I've never felt better. I have so much more energy.
Thanks for posting, y'all. Those of you have gone vegan, how was the trasition? Did you pick up any good tricks or tips in the process? I have a freind who's going "veganish" right now and tha hardest part is eating out with non-vegan friends...
Valerie -- Thanks so much for the post about my book and the launch party. It was a lovely gift and a wonderful send-off. I'm so grateful that The Love-Powered Diet is out there for those who want what it has to offer. It's not for everybody: a little better diet and a little more exercise does it for some people who want to lose weight, but if you suffer with chronic, recurring compulsive eating as I did for nearly thirty years, the combination of a spiritual turnaround and a predominantly plant-based way of eating can be the miracle you've hoped for. I'm grateful for it every single day.
good book!
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