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Today, Ordinary Vegan tackles some of the most common vegan questions asked by our community members. And more than likely, all vegans have been asked these common vegan questions at some point. Furthermore, if you're thinking about becoming vegan, you may find the answer to something that's troubling you right here. Podcast #89 is dedicated to common vegan questions asked by the Ordinary Vegan community along with: Oil or no oil Oil-free salad dressing recipes A typical day of food for Ordinary Vegan Time-restricted eating Not feeling full on a vegan diet How to improve gut health Cooking sprays, yay or nay Plant-based protein Safest cookware Processed vegan food Coffee creamers, dairy production, and climate change Vegan Mac and Cheese with Cauliflower Béchamel Vegan Beef Stew Thank you for joining me today. For recipes and inspiration, follow me on Instagram and Facebook. Sign up, so you don't miss any of my vegan recipes. Additionally, you can find my new book "The Easy 5 Ingredient Vegan Cookbook" HERE. You can purchase my vegan, organic line of CBD products on my website. CBD Oil from hemp has shown substantial promise in helping people build an immune system that is fortress strong. Hope it can help you. Thank you to Osea Malibu for sponsoring this podcast. Head over to Oseamalibu.com/ordinaryvegan10 to receive 10% off your purchase of $50.00 or more. Good until December 21, 2020. Also, please share this podcast so our community can grow. And if you have time, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. The more reviews we receive, the better chance of spreading the compassion one plant-based meal at a time. Please stay strong and stay well!
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Welcome to the Ordinary Vegan Podcast! In Episode #104, host Nancy Montuori dives deep into the troubling world of red dye and artificial food colorings—and how they may be impacting your health more than you realize. From Red Dye #3's link to cancer and its upcoming phase-out in the U.S., to the behavioral effects of food dyes like Red 40 and Yellow 5 in children, this episode explores the latest scientific findings and regulatory actions surrounding synthetic color additives in food, drinks, medication, and even pet food. You'll learn: Why Red Dye #3 is banned in the EU but still in American food What artificial dyes are linked to hyperactivity and behavioral issues Which everyday products still contain harmful dyes How to identify and avoid synthetic dyes on food labels The GRAS loophole and why U.S. food safety laws may not be protecting you Nancy also revisits the ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) test from Episode #103 and its connection to long-term health risks. Don't forget to visit OrdinaryVegan.net for today's show notes, the ACE quiz, plant-based recipes, and a list of safer, dye-free product alternatives. If you enjoyed today's episode, please subscribe and leave a review to help others find the show. Follow me on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and Tik Tok. Please join me on the Plant-based cruise to Alaska from August 31 through September 7, 2025. This holistic holiday at sea is a curated program of plant-based cuisine, fitness and relaxation on the open seas with numerous guest speakers like our friend Dr. Michael Greger. Mention Ordinary Vegan when you sign up for an onboard credit. Til next time
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