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Wondering About a Vegan Diet?

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Want to know how to be healthy and cruelty-free? No worries—eating vegan is easy! Get all your answers and more with PETA's "Wondering About a Vegan Diet?" infographic, and don't forget to share this infographic on Facebook.

Are you ready to eat healthy? Pledge to go vegan for 30 days! Check out ourvegetarian/vegan starter kit and free mouthwatering recipes for cooking inspiration!

 

 

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Valerie says...

September 27th, 2012, 9:00 am

According to this infographic the average cholesterol of a meat eater is 220 which is sobering.

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