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IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome): It is for sure a bunch of (bull) shit
My large and small intestines have hated me at many different times over these years. They have gurgled and churned and yelled and made lots and lots of noise.
Featured, New York City, Restaurants, Reviews
Ethos-UN
One of the most important skills to master for as a vegetarian with meat-eating friends is the art of ordering off of a non-veg-friendly menu...
Featured, Recipes, Snacks
Guacamole and Bean Dip Bagel Chips
This is a quick snack I came up with the other day....
Featured, Healthy Living
Amanda Ayers San Francisco Contributing Blogger
Read Amanda Ayers's journey to becoming healthy. She will be contributing to I heart vegetarian from San Francisco...
Featured, New York City, Restaurants, Reviews
Blossom
Of all the fantastic gourmet restaurant options available for vegetarians in New York, Blossom, is one of my favorites...
Healthy Living
The Biggest Loser – Real Progress Or Just Reality TV
Posted on 09 May 2010
I don’t have cable but by the joys of technology I don’t have to. I can come home at 1am after working a long waitressing shift and sit down in front of my “tv”. By tv I mean computer. Most networks now allow us to watch our favorite shows at our own convenience and for [...] Continue Reading
Philadelphia, Restaurants, Reviews, VegPhilly
August BYOB – A Medley Of Veg Friendly Options
Posted on 03 April 2010
The other night I had the pleasure of eating at August. It is an Italian BYOB located in the heart of South Philly. It isn’t your typical South Philly Italian restaurant though, it’s italian fusion. The menu was extraordinary and had so many vegetarian options. Instead of getting a few appetizers and an [...] Continue Reading
Philadelphia, Restaurants, Reviews, VegPhilly
Sabrina’s Cafe – Very Veg Friendly
Posted on 01 April 2010
I recently experienced Sabrina's Cafe in Bella Vista, South Philly for the first time since becoming Vegetarian. I never realized the great variety of veg friendly options before. Continue Reading
Healthy Living
How To Alkalize Your Body And Why It’s Crucial For Optimal Health
Posted on 31 March 2010
Having a body pH between 7.35 and 7.45 is considered normal, but it is a proven fact that the more alkaline you are, the better. Many diseases and conditions thrive on an acidic environment. Cancer, diabetes, kidney stones, and cardiovascular damage are amongst these conditions. How can you alkalize? Start [...] Continue Reading
Comfort, Recipes
Rachael Ray Cooks Vegetarian
Posted on 26 March 2010
Today I was watching Rachael Ray, expecting her to make one of her recipes which is almost ALWAYS for the meatlovers. To my surprise, she ended up cooking a vegetarian meal. She said that a lot of households are mixed, and this recipe would satisfy meatlovers and vegetarians. It’s not vegan, as [...] Continue Reading
VegPhilly
Veg Philly
Posted on 24 March 2010
Since I live in Philly, I wanted to devote a section to my favorite vegetarian/vegan restaurants in Philadelphia. I won’t exclude other restaurants since there are so many restaurants with great vegetarian and vegan options! Philadelphia is such a progressive city and I feel proud to live in a place that is open [...] Continue Reading
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