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So happy to share some of my favorite cruelty-free and vegan beauty products with you! Just know you don't need to switch out everything all at once - it all takes time :-) Do what you can and be mindful of what you use, that's all we can do!

My everyday natural makeup look using all vegan and clean beauty products.

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If I were able to go back in time and know what I know now, how would I have transitioned to a raw vegan diet If I could do it all over again? Well, let's find out.

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I couldn't wait to get working on a vegan steak after my last vegan steak video! Everything came out so good that I just couldn't wait to update it! So here it is my second attempt at a plant based steak and its AWESOME!!

The goal of SauceStache is to continue trying something new, something new to me and something different.
I find inspirations from you the SauceSquad and my constant hunt of social media to see what food is being made around the globe and how can I try to make it. Lets try to make some food and have fun!!

This is part 2 of our LA Vegan Fashion Week 2019 vlog. We were VIP attendees of the first ever Los Angeles Vegan Fashion Week and experienced a first look at select pieces created by animal-free designers from around the world. The show featured avant-garde designs including faux-leathers made from pineapple fibers and apple skins, as well as other items made with sustainable practices such as natural dyes and recycled materials. Also, we had a spur-of-the-moment interview with Jane Velez-Mitchell (aka Jane Unchained) and Moby! Amazing time and so excited for the noticeable change that coming in high fashion!

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Some claim vegan pet food may be less palatable, or may compromise animal welfare. But are such claims actually true? In 2020 we surveyed dog or cat guardians asking about behaviours displayed by their pets at meal times. Analysis of the behaviour of 2,308 dogs and 1,135 cats revealed no significant differences overall, between animals fed vegan or meat-based diets (conventional or raw meat). Our results indicate that vegan pet foods are generally at least as palatable to dogs and cats as conventional meat or raw meat diets, and do not compromise their welfare, when other welfare determinants, such as nutritional requirements, are adequately provided. Full study: Knight A and Satchell L (2021). Vegan versus meat-based pet foods: OOwner-reported palatability behaviours and implications for canine and feline welfare.

Hope you enjoy these vegan cooking secrets.

What I eat in day with my favorite Fall breakfast recipe, vegan sushi and Greek food!

I hope you enjoyed this vlog!

Here are the most common mistakes people make when trying a raw vegan diet.

Thirty days of going vegan is in the books and I have to say this one was a bit more difficult than keto for me as it took me out of my comfort zone. This Vegan 30 day challenge certainly surprised me in several ways and at the end of the day, I think it is a reasonable diet to follow as long as it's planned adequately.

If you have an idea of something you want me to cover in depth, please let me know because I take your requests seriously. We will be back with more Doctor Reacts Series & Responding to Comments so please submit more names of shows/episodes & questions you'd like for me to watch. Love you all!

- Doctor Mike Varshavski

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What I eat in a day with easy vegan Fall recipes! Pumpkin Pasta, Brussel Sprout Ricotta Toast and Maple Roasted Pears on Oatmeal. Recipes below.

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Recipes in this video
✰ Brussel Sprout Ricotta Toast:
✰ Spicy Pumpkin Pasta:
✰ Vegan Gilmore Girls Recipes:
✰ Baked Apples + Pears Oats
Serves 2

1 apple
2 pears
3 tbsp maple syrup
1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1/8 tsp kosher salt, 2 pinches ground cloves
1 cup old fashioned oats
3/4 cup water
3/4 cup soy milk
pinch of salt
1/2 tsp vanilla

Preheat the oven to 375. Cut the fruit into bite sized pieces. Add the maple and spices and toss well to coat. Bake for 30 minutes or until very tender.

In the meantime, add the oats, water, soy milk and salt to a saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium and simmer for 8 minutes or until thickened. Stir occasionally. Add the vanilla at the end and distribute between two bowls. Top with the baked fruit and a drizzle of nut butter :)


0:00 Start
0:01 Intro
0:30 Breakfast: Baked Apple + Pear Oats
1:49 My 7 year vegan anniversary!
3:30 Fav vegan deodorant
5:07 Plant for the day
5:49 Food photography
6:00 Lunch: Brussel Sprout Ricotta Toast
7:11 Snack Time - Delicious Ella chocolate almonds
8:18 Cute mugs
8:25 Decorating for Fall
9:40 Gilmore Girls recipes
11:17 Dinner: Making Pumpkin Pasta

I hope you enjoy this day in my life video! Let me know if you try any of these easy plant-based recipes!

I've been vegan for 6 years and training for 8 years. Here's how my body transformed in that time and what I learned.

My 6 Year Vegan Body Transformation - 3 Things I Learned

Here's my full vegan body transformation as a male, before and after:

About 8 years ago. I was a lost kid.

There was a video game called Metin2. I was addicted to it. I smoked cigarettes on the weekends and I often drank to black outs.

Sometimes I spent days without leaving my room - glued to my computer. Or my hookah. I used to smoke hookah when gaming or watching a video.

My big brother called me "the unhealthiest person he knew". And I think he was right.

Yet, I thought to myself: "Why change, if this is working just fine?"

Jokes on me. My life was deteriorating in front of my eyes. I was just too blind to see it.

I nearly dropped out of school due to bad grades. I was looking to become a lawyer and felt like I had no control over my life anymore.

1. Accept total responsibility.

You are at your current situation because of you. Not because of any other external circumstances, not because of any force that is against you. But because of YOU and the choices that you made in the past. Once you accept full responsibility for your situation, you can change. You can change your choices – you can change your life.

One time, still in my gamer, smoking and drinking time, a friend of mine dragged me in the gym.

Although I didn't like exerting myself at all, I noticed early on that the gym helps me grow. It made me feel excited about the future. It made me feel truly and sustainably good about myself. Something I haven't felt in a while.

The results of training however were slow. I remember I was googling 2 weeks transformation and was dissatisfied with my results.

I wanted to give up multiple times on this journey of my body transformation. So I had 2 options: 1. Throwing in the towel or 2. Learning more about what I'm doing wrong.

I chose the latter - so I had to develop an insatiable need for knowledge.

I devoured dozens of books on the topic. Hired coaches. Got my degree in the Swiss Academy Of Fitness and Sports. And stumbled into veganism along the way after reading the book 'Eating Animals' by Jonathan Safran Foer (amazing book btw).

I went vegan after 2 years of training and it was the first time I ever saw a sixpack in my life.

2. The value of learning.

Strive for continuous education. After finishing school is when the education starts, not where it ends.

Right now I am training for about 8 years and am vegan for about 6 years. My blood test results are perfect, I have a sixpack year round and I can run a 10k, do martial arts and train in the gym.

Being in great shape is an enabler & an amplifier for your life. It makes everything way easier. You have more confidence, you have more energy, you feel mentally clear and you feel in control of your body.

Here’s how serious I am about this: If someone would offer me $1,000,000 to go back to where I was 8 years ago I’d decline. No thanks.

Realize that your body is your vehicle for life. The better you fuel it and the more you take care of your vehicle, the better your life will be. This was a key learning that I took from my 6 year (and ongoing!) vegan experience.

3. The only true asset that we have in this life, is our health.

Without health, we can’t enjoy relationships, we can’t enjoy our family, we can’t enjoy our wealth. Health therefore should always be a priority and be reflected by our lifestyle choices. Where we spend our time, where we spend our money and where we spend our energy.

Strong Vegans Vs. Weak Vegans!

I have to say; some people are right when they say vegans are weak! New and misguided vegans consume the wrong foods, making them weak!

Protein intake is misguided in the vegan community. Many people believe they are a strong vegan by getting 40 - 60g of protein per day by eating rice and beans!

If you follow this trend, it will make you a weak vegan. Get most of your protein source from extra firm tofu, seitan, tempeh, and protein powder.

Exercise has many health benefits to improving your physical health and appearance. The type of exercise you do can weaken or optimize your fitness goals.

Weak vegans do a lot of cardio to lose weight which can give you a skinny fat look. Strong vegans combine functional and hypertrophy training to build lean muscle! For cardio, they do steady state and HITT to have an strong look!

Lastly, strong vegans are vegan for the animals! They stand up for what they believe in and are not afraid of conflict with other people. Weak vegans are shy and will say they are plant-based to avoid conflict and fit in.

Speak up for the voiceless and be a strong vegan!

DM or Comment “NEW VEGAN” to learn more about becoming a strong vegan!

This week on Beauty With Mi, Mi-Anne Chan does a full face of high vs. drugstore vegan makeup. She tests the expensive and the inexpensive on how they wear throughout the day. Watch the latest episode to see what vegan makeup products hold up!

So due to recent events many of you have been asking me about the suitability of vegan diets for babies. In this video we take a look at some of the evidence.

Who wants to watch me eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner? Yay! Here's a look at my go-to, plant-based recipes. Send video ideas / requests below!

It's never been a more exciting time to be vegan and plant based! The options at the grocery store are so exciting right now, but remember, just because it's plant based does not mean it's always good for you. Even though I am not a vegan, I love my veggies and I'm always cooking and experimenting with plant based products. Beyond beef is changing the meatless game, but there are some really exciting things happening with plant based yogurt, butter, coffee creamers, and cheese. Let me know if I missed any exciting vegan products! Mad love Bobby...Dessi...and Art! XOXO

Check out these tips that are definitely going to help you out! Throughout my years eating a plant based diet I have picked up a ton of hacks that I want to pass on to you.

Do you have any of your own? Share your tips and hacks down below so we can all learn!

0:00 - Intro
1:02 - Soft Tofu for the base of a creamy, high protein dip
2:15 - Stop rinsing your pasta
3:30 - Use a towel in boxed greens to preserve freshness
4:14 - Use Liquid Smoke for a smokey or bacon-ey flavour
5:40 - 4 Keys to a Good Sauce (Sweet, Salty, Tangy, and a Fatty Component)
8:12 - Cook oats with a banana (and/or a date) to naturally sweeten it
8:55 - Half and cook sweet potatoes face down for the best results
9:50 - Use a tortilla or flatbread for a simple pizza crust
11:00 - Steam veggies on top of grains or legumes
11:30 - Avoid Coffee or Tea around meal time for maximum iron absorption

The best Thai vegan street food we could find in Phuket Old Town's Sunday Walking Street Market - Travel Vlog

In this segment of our Asian vegan food tour playlist we visit the famous Phuket Sunday Walking Street which is on every Sunday afternoon from 4pm - 10pm. This is a free attraction in Phuket Old Town.

Come along with us as we sample some of the most unique street food we have ever seen in Asia. This market incredible with cuisines for all taste buds.

The market is accessible from all parts of Phuket via the Blue Baht Bus which runs daily to and from Old Town.
If you're coming to Phuket, add this market to the list of Must See Places. It's a foodie's paradise, even for Vegans looking for a cheap night out!


Wikipedia says that "Old Town is an area of historical interest in the city of Phuket. The main streets of Old Town are Thalang, Phang Nga, Krabi, Dibuk, and Yoawarat. Old Town is noted for Sino-Portuguese buildings on both sides of the street. Many old buildings have been converted into shops, hotels, restaurants, and museums... Phuket has a rich history as tin-mining country peopled by Siamese, Chinese, Malays, Indians, Eurasians, and sea gypsies."