Ed is amazing, a true role model. I can only take so much of it though because it's always very serious. I really wish I could be more like him in my dealings with non-vegans.I've recently been watching a lot of Earthling Ed.
I will definitely give the others a watch though.
I don't have a favorite youtube vegan, however I do pay attention (currently) to the following channels:
VegSource
Mic the Vegan
Happy Healthy Vegan
Hench Herbivore
Vegan Gains
* NutritionFacts.org
Mostly, and some other channels occasionally.
*NutritionFacts.org was and is a well respected source...that being said, I feel something untoward happened with the whole DHA supplement
recommendation (proven, to my satisfaction, to be both false and a marketing ploy by 2 connected parties), so I now watch it with a grain of salt, so
to speak, which is how I treat (to a lesser or greater extent) any media source that I perceive to have been manipulative and/or deceitful in some way. The only reason I do watch it at all is because 95% of it is generally good info. Conversely, media sources that have proven track records of deception (for example, most corporate news sources), do not hold my attention at all.
I really like livekindly
Once a week they do vegan news from around the world and once a week they do some other show.
Hey do you have some links you could share about DHA? I Googled it and have been looking around but I don't see anything really negative about it.
Thanks.
I've been taking algae dha for years and really find it helps my focus. When I don't have it I find myself scatterbrained , again...Hey do you have some links you could share about DHA? I Googled it and have been looking around but I don't see anything really negative about it.
Thanks.
Plantiful Kiki
I was watching a new one Simmett Nutrition. He was cutting up a spring/green onion and he said that if you put the cut stem in water it grows back. I've never heard that before!
But a glass of water to just get more greens is far easier than planting seeds to get the whole plantit is true however it only grows more of the green... it does not grow multiple onions so it is not an efficient process.... better to plant seeds and let them grow
Emma JC