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Tips and help



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So you've decided that you want to transition to a vegan lifestyle. Awesome. But where do you start and what is useful to know? Alot of the things I feel are helpful are in the videos to the right!

Tips

1. There is a vegan source for every nutrient humans need.

2. Using stepping stones is an easy  and effective way to transition (scroll down to the image at the bottom).

3. If you have cravings they do go away.

4. There is a vegan version for most meat and dairy products.

5. Be confident in asking for veggie options when eating out, also use the happycow.org website for worldwide eating listings.

6. Question traditions and so called norms. Like how its illegal to kill and eat dogs in the UK, but ok to do the same to pigs. Both are thinking and feeling sentient mammals that deserve the right to live. It is culture and tradition that have shaped how we view them differently. 

6. There are so many online resources with some of these on this website, have a look through the 'Veganism' drop down. Here are 3 more helpful sites.


www.veguary.com

www.animalaid.org.uk
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www.vegansociety.com

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Stepping stones
​Photogragh -  Andrew Bowden
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  • Home
  • Photography
    • A R T - My art.
    • CHALKING TRUTHS
    • MAA BANANA
    • Cruelty You Can Bet On
    • Billingsgate Fish Holocaust
    • Help Me. Be Vegan.
    • HOME - Gnanodaya Foundation
    • THEIR LAST BREATH
    • PLANT BASED UNIVERSITIES
    • Majority Project
    • LANZAROTE
    • Gratitude And Landscapes
    • Altra Vegan Shoes
    • Billboards Of Compassion
    • Many Colours
    • Etnies Vegan Shoes
    • Throw Away Society
    • March 26th 2011
    • Bubble Project
  • Veganism
    • WHAT IS VEGANISM?
    • Main Reasons to be Vegan? >
      • Vegan For Animals
      • Vegan For the Envirnoment
      • Vegan For Human Health
    • Can I Milk That Dog?
    • Youtube Street Debates
    • Films and videos to watch
    • Tips and help for going vegan and new vegans
    • Recommended Lists
    • My Talks and some videos
    • Athletes >
      • Fiona Oakes
      • Pat Reeves
      • Brendan Brazier
      • Laura Kline
      • Janette Murray-Wakelin + Alan Murray
      • Patrik Baboumian
      • Rich Roll
      • Tim VanOrden
      • Scott Jurek
    • Words & Quotes >
      • By Me
      • By others
    • Spreading the message and Getting Active
    • Things to buy
    • Food ideas >
      • The Switcheroo
      • Food, food glorious food!
      • Staples
  • Berty's Blog
  • Useful Links + Contacts