What exactly does a vegan diet allow?
A vegan diet is a lot more interesting that it may seem to most people who are not familiar with such a diet. No meat, no eggs, no milk, no yogurt, no ice cream… what is left? Well, a lot!

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Let’s not view a vegan diet as restrictive
Let’s not compare it with a most common diet, and note with a sigh what one “can” or “can’t” eat when vegan. It is not a question of permits and being allowed, but rather a question of choice and discoveries. Keeping an open mind, being open to change and novelties, and remembering the health and environmental reasons for which one can become vegan helps viewing the veganism as a whole. This way, one is not always comparing vegan with non-vegan habits, nourishing a competition between vegan and non-vegan dishes. It is much more constructive to stop comparing the tastes and trying to recreate meat with plants, and just discover and appreciate veganism by itself, and for itself.
A vegan diet contains millions of choices of meals
You may find so many of them on the internet and in recipe books. After a while, recipes will come to your head, hearth and mouth by themselves, like new ideas sprouting in you as you discover the new ingredients.
Remember that possibilities are endless. Think about all kinds of vegetables, fruits, legumes, seeds, cereals, nuts, flowers, flours, sprouts, oils, fermentations, etc, and think about all the way of combining them together… yahoo! Let your childish imagination and creativity awaken!
Hot, cold, raw, simple, complex dishes, lasagnas, veggie burgers, sushi, spring rolls, pies, paellas, fajitas, salads, soups, pottages, spaghetti, stuffed peppers, spaghetti squash, pancakes, nut cheese, nut yogurt, grilled tofu, raw soups, smoothies, cakes, sherbets, nut ice cream, soy milk, rice, nut milk, etc. There is no end to what our imagination can create with so many great ingredients…
So what is really allowed in a vegan diet?
Health is. Energy, joy, endurance, a good sleep is allowed. Eating at least 10 servings of fruits and vegetables per day, whole cereals, sprouted nuts, seeds, unprocessed foods are what your body craves for. Vitamins, A, B, C, E, K, nutrients, trace elements, minerals, iron, calcium, proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, enzymes, everything you need, in a form that suits our body’s digestive system, is contained in a varied vegan diet. Animals (of which humans) can’t make all amino acids by themselves, they need to get them from plants, which contain them all. Why hum and haw and use animals as intermediary when we can directly eat plants?
Allowing veganism in your diet brings less disease, more joy, more energy, a better environment etc, all great things that a vegan diet gently gives you.




