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Do Vegans Eat Too Much Junk Food? - with The Happy Pear

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This bite-sized episode tackles a question that comes up time and time again: Do vegans eat too many highly processed foods? This discussion was sparked by a live Q&A with The Happy Pear, where we explored what the evidence really says about diet quality in vegans.

We break down the differences between a vegan diet and a whole food plant-based diet, looking at how food choices impact overall health. Plus, if you’re vegan (or thinking about making the switch), we share some practical tips on how to keep your diet as healthy as possible—maximizing nutrients, minimizing ultra-processed foods, and making plant-based eating work for you.

Join us as we separate fact from fiction and help you build a balanced, nourishing diet that supports long-term health.

Follow Stephen and David Flynn—The Happy Pear—on Instagram and YouTube.
Buy “The Happy Pear 20: Recipes and Learnings from the First 20 Years” on
Amazon UK, Amazon US, and at all good booksellers.

Updates and tickets to live podcast recordings: Join the mailing list

Connect with Dr Alan Desmond Instagram Threads X/Twitter
Sponsored by Linwoods Healthfoods.
Shop their entire range at linwoodshealthfoods.com and use code DESMOND for a 15% saving and free delivery.

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Manage episode 470653912 series 3619885
Content provided by Dr Alan Desmond. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr Alan Desmond or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

This bite-sized episode tackles a question that comes up time and time again: Do vegans eat too many highly processed foods? This discussion was sparked by a live Q&A with The Happy Pear, where we explored what the evidence really says about diet quality in vegans.

We break down the differences between a vegan diet and a whole food plant-based diet, looking at how food choices impact overall health. Plus, if you’re vegan (or thinking about making the switch), we share some practical tips on how to keep your diet as healthy as possible—maximizing nutrients, minimizing ultra-processed foods, and making plant-based eating work for you.

Join us as we separate fact from fiction and help you build a balanced, nourishing diet that supports long-term health.

Follow Stephen and David Flynn—The Happy Pear—on Instagram and YouTube.
Buy “The Happy Pear 20: Recipes and Learnings from the First 20 Years” on
Amazon UK, Amazon US, and at all good booksellers.

Updates and tickets to live podcast recordings: Join the mailing list

Connect with Dr Alan Desmond Instagram Threads X/Twitter
Sponsored by Linwoods Healthfoods.
Shop their entire range at linwoodshealthfoods.com and use code DESMOND for a 15% saving and free delivery.

  continue reading

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