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    The B vitamins and most importantly B12 recipe included  Friends of vegans always ask ‘where do you get your protein from?' But it is B12 that is a bigger concern. If you are interested in following a plant-based diet this is the one you need to know about as it is not sourced from plants!    A long time ago, when we could drink from freshwater sources and we ate vegetables straight from the ground, B12 was not lacking in our diets like it is now. We probably would have died from cholera though… not always better back then. Now though, B12 is only sourced from fortified breakfast cereals, bread, plant-based milk, and fortified foods such as Nutritional Yeast or Nooch as it’s mostly referred to. Otherwise, it is necessary to take a supplement. So, if you eat /drink enough on the fortified side you should not need to worry. It is found in Marmite too ..love it or hate it, it is great as a stock for risottos and casseroles and the low sodium version tas...

Vitamin A with recipe for creamy carrot pasta

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Welcome to The Herbivore Health Hut

Hi, Thank you for popping by, are you wanting to have a healthier lifestyle, thinking of a plant-based diet but don't know how to dip your toe in? Do you have conditions that make you think it is too hard or too dangerous?  Well, I am here to help. I am a qualified Chef and now work as a registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner with a Diploma in Nutrition and I have been Vegan for 8 years. I am often asked for recipes that are straightforward, that the whole family can eat but doesn't have lots of ingredients, weird ingredients, or take hours to prepare, and then of course I get asked....where do you get your protein from? That old nugget. Well between me and you everyone eats too much protein but I will go into that another day.  For now, ask me your questions, talk to me about your concerns and we can look at developing a course for you. Everyone is different and therefore every plan will be individual to you. Keep in touch and remember to pop in regularly