The exploitation, misuse and abuse of wild and farmed animals is pushing us closer to the next pandemic – it’s time to go vegan now!
Unmistakable in both its appearance and taste, the pomegranate is a nutritional treasure trove.
Fur farms provide a bridge between people and viruses circulating in wildlife, this is how pandemics start.
Tofu is also known as bean curd and has been around for millennia. With its nutritional benefits and low carbon footprint, it’s also the food of the future.
The 30-Plant Challenge encourages you to eat 30 different plant foods each week and may be a lot easier than you think.
Grains have been part of the human diet for thousands of years and with good reason. Here’s how to eat like our ancestors in a healthy way!
A study of two million provides more evidence linking meat and diabetes.
The diet that is healthiest for the planet is also healthiest for humans.
Half the world’s pastureland has been degraded by overexploitation and the impact of climate chaos, putting food supplies in peril.
We know a low-fat vegan diet can help people with type 2 diabetes, it may be beneficial for those with type 1 too.
