Got 10-50 pounds of extra weight to release and want to do it with the help of a plant-based, vegan diet?
Being slim, feeling amazing in your body, fitting into those tight jeans and feeling on top of the world because of the shape you’re in … wow what a feeling!
But then you wake up to your current reality … and your heart sinks.
You’ve got to lose those 10-50 pounds of extra weight.
You don’t like being in family photos any longer. Or you hide behind people when you are.
You wish all the excess fat would simply melt away so you can be at your healthy weight and feel vibrant again.
Does any of this sound familiar?
I’ve definitely been there before. And many of our clients have as well, until they’ve put our proven strategies into practice.
The great news is that it’s possible to achieve your perfect body with the right diet and lifestyle. Not only that, it’s possible to maintain it LONG TERM.
How to lose weight faster on a plant-based, vegan diet
Whole vegan foods are lower in calories per bite, so you can eat BIG meals volume-wise and still see that extra weight melting away on a plant based diet. Raw foods work great for helping people lose weight too!
For example, one of our clients, Judy, has lost 30 lbs in less than 90 days eating a high raw, vegan plan, as she shares in this video.
In fact, science shows that out of all the diets there are out there, a plant-based is the best one to go for if you want to release excess weight fast, as well as restore your health.
Raw fruits and vegetables are high in their water content, which will aid your natural detoxification, weight loss, digestion, elimination and speedy health restoration.
In addition to that, a whole plant diet is 100% fiber rich.
Fiber is simply a must for your health and high-fiber diets help prevent diseases (including cancer) and digestive issues (including constipation, colitis, and IBS).
A diet built upon mainly fruits and vegetables is abundant in fiber and supplies much more fiber than the Standard Western Diet.
A meal plan predominated by fruits and vegetables can eliminate constipation as high-fiber raw diets allow for proper digestion, stimulating the bowel movement naturally, without the need for laxatives.
So today’s video will dive into the strategies that will help you lose extra weight faster on a plant based, vegan diet.
Ready for your big health leap?
We’re excited to invite you to our FREE online masterclass.
During our training, we’ll will walk you through the 5 steps our clients use to overcome ongoing health conditions and drop 10-50 lbs of extra weight … whilst never restricting themselves of carbohydrates and sugar.
Don’t miss out, claim your spot here!
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Have been on an all raw fruit and vegetable nuts and seed diet for 2 weeks now! Symptoms of Candida are gone! I’ve lost 4lbs. Feeling motivated and better than ever! Thank you for your videos and inspiration 🍌🍎🍉❤️❤️❤️❤️
That’s totally awesome! Thank you for sharing this with us and keep going!
Christian Carpenter Congratulations!!! It’s rewarding when a lifestyle actually makes us feel really good!💐❤️
Rawsomehealthy-what I really like about your videos is how “simply to understand”, “clear explanations”,”making sense” well put together the are. Thumbs up.
Thank you very much eva800! We realy appreciate your kind comments!
The most common cause of constipation is a diet low in fiber. Foods that contain high amounts of soluble fiber include adzuki beans, barley, dried beans, oats, apples, apricots, bananas, blackberries, cranberries, figs, grapes, peaches, and prunes. Foods that contain high amounts of insoluble fiber include cereals, seeds, wheat bran, whole grains, and the skins of many vegetables as well as fruits. Both soluble and insoluble fiber helps prevent the formation of hard, dry stools. Most, if not all, experts recommend high-fiber foods as the foods that help constipation. Pair fiber with water.