Inspired by Forks Over Knives, Dublin, Ohio Employees Adopt Plant-Based Diet with Success
The City of Dublin, Ohio is serious about health. City leaders have implemented programs to educate both its 40,000 residents and 370…
see articleThe City of Dublin, Ohio is serious about health. City leaders have implemented programs to educate both its 40,000 residents and 370…
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see articleChris Voigt is the executive director of the Washington State Potato Commission. In an effort to educate the public about the nutritional…
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see articleImagine running into a friend at the gym who was just finishing her aerobic workout. Sweaty and flushed, she downs a bottle…
see articleLegendary filmmaker James Cameron, speaking to an audience at the BLUE Ocean Film Festival a few weeks ago, praised Forks Over Knives…
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see articleLike most people, I love to snack. When I was a triathlete, training four to eight hours and burning over 5,000 calories…
see articleIn this NutritionFacts.org video, Dr. Michael Greger looks at the leading causes of death in the United States. Using recent studies, Dr. Greger gives…
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