The Telegraph’s latest attack on vegan diets repeats familiar claims about nutrient deficiencies, brain health and bone health – while overlooking the growing body of evidence showing the benefits of a vegan diet.
In response to one of the most flawed criticisms of veganism, Viva! sets the record straight – based on facts rather than opinion.
News scare-stories should focus on B12 deficiency prevention, not on weaponising a tragedy against veganism.
Children drinking plant milks isn’t driving obesity and dental problems; poor diet is responsible.
Take action by signing our petition encouraging the UK Government to add warning labels about cancer risk on processed and red meat.
Tom Parker Bowles’s mockery of vegan meat reveals more about his resistance to ethical and environmental progress than about the food itself.
Yet another Daily Mail headline spinning the science – lack of evidence of harm does not equal evidence of benefit!
Ignore the misleading headlines – a healthy vegan diet is the best way to increase longevity
Alarmist claims that unfortified plant-based milks are driving lower IQs distort the facts – most people in the UK get enough iodine and mild deficiency can be avoided by using fortified plant milks which provide iodine without the downsides of dairy.
