A show for plant based eaters and vegans who are committed to healthy, whole food diets, compassion to animals and the planet. Only 100% plant based & vegan lifestylists, authors, consultants, business owners are featured on the show. This show is great for those eager to learn how to transition to a plant based and vegan life. We have a strong focus on a balanced protocol of nutrition, exercise, meditation and community. Eating a whole food diet without animal products has the potential to prevent and reverse diseases and obesity, which improves our health and longevity. There is a focus on how plant based eating can actually improve your performance in business. We are extremely committed to compassion for animals of all breeds and a life void of abuse to animals.
Up to 97% of Americans lack at least one essential nutrient in their diet, and protein quality is often overlooked. On this episode of the Plant Based Eating for Health podcast, host Kathleen Gage talks with Anthony Boldin, founder of Live Complete, about why protein quality matters...
Discover the powerful truth about healthy eating for women over 60 with Molly Patrick, co-founder of Clean Food Dirty Girl. In this episode of the Plant-Based Eating for Health podcast, hosted by Kathleen Gage, Molly reveals the real difference between vegan and whole food plant-based diets—and why it matters for your health, energy, and longevity.
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What happens when a former bodybuilder, black belt, and top network marketing leader drops 90 pounds, reverses chronic pain, and thrives on a 95% raw vegan lifestyle—all after 60?
In this compelling episode of the Plant Based Eating for Health podcast, host Kathleen Gage sits down with John Solleder, a four-time top earner in t...
Only 1 in 10 Adults Eats Enough Fruits and Vegetables. Ellen Kanner Is Changing That
Why do so few people eat the recommended daily amount of fruits and vegetables? For award-winning author, vegan chef, and culinary instructor Ellen Kanner, this is more than a statistic. It is a wake-up call. On this episode of the Plant-Bas...
Did you know that over 70% of your immune system lives in your gut—and that your gut health may be the missing link to lasting weight loss, energy, and emotional balance?
In this episode of the Plant Based Eating for Health podcast, host Kathleen Gage sits down with Anu Simh, board-certified functional health coach and founder ...
What if the life you are chasing is not the life you truly want? In this episode of Plant Based Eating for Health, Kathleen Gage speaks with Joe Gagnon, elite endurance athlete, plant-based advocate, CEO, and author of Living Intentionally. Joe shares how he turned his life around by focusing on purpose, performance, and plant-based nutrition.
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Over 90% of U.S. children aren’t eating enough vegetables, and the consequences are devastating.
I spoke with @MerylFury on the #PlantBasedEatingForHealth podcast, where we dug into the systemic issues behind childhood nutrition, issues that go far beyond the dinner plate.
Meryl brings decades of experience as a public health nurse and food justice advocate. We talked about how food deserts, u...
Each year, over 70 billion land animals are slaughtered for food. While the physical health and ethical implications of this are well-documented, what often goes unnoticed are the emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual shifts that occur when someone steps away from that system and embraces a fully vegan lifestyle.
Dr. Angela Crawford, clinical psychologist and longtime vegan, appeared on the Plant...
What happens when one rescue dog opens your heart—and your eyes—to the truth behind animal agriculture? In this powerful episode of Plant Based Eating for Health, host Kathleen Gage welcomes longtime vegan, children’s book author, and animal advocate Cheryl Moss for an unforgettable conversation about compassion, change, and taking action.
How can vegan entrepreneurs amplify their impact and grow their businesses? Sandra Nomoto joins Kathleen Gage on the Plant-Based Eating for Health Podcast to share her inspiring journey from PR professional to vegan marketing expert.
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What does it take to truly transform your life—mind, body, and spirit? On this episode of the Plant-Based Eating for Health Podcast, host Kathleen Gage welcomes Lindsey Van Wagner, wellness coach, yoga instructor, and author of Spirit Vigilante.
Lindsey’s journey is a testament to the power of raising awareness, shedding old patterns, and living with purpose. This inspiring conversation dives into Lindsey’s nine-year sobriety miles...
What do a bulldog named Gus, a French dip sandwich, and a philosophy professor have in common? For Matt Halteman, author of Hungry Beautiful Animals: The Joyful Case for Going Vegan, these unexpected moments transformed his worldview and inspired his shift to veganism.
In this video, Matt Halteman shares how personal experiences and his background in philosophy led him to embrace a vegan lifestyle rooted in joy, compassion, and eth...
Kathy Hester, celebrated cookbook author and plant-based cooking expert, brings a fresh perspective to plant-based cooking, blending creativity with practicality to transform everyday meals. On the Plant Based Eating for Health podcast, she captivated listeners with her expertise in using kitchen tools like slow cookers, Instant Pots, and the Ninja Creamy, proving that plant-based cooking can be both simple and excitin...
Discover how a low-fat, whole-food, plant-based diet can reverse type 2 diabetes, improve health, and transform lives! In this powerful episode of the Plant-Based Eating for Health Podcast, host Kathleen Gage interviews physician assistant Lewis Bertus, who shares his inspiring journey of helping patients—including his own wife—overcome diabetes through nutrition and lifestyle changes.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 80% of older adults in the United States have at least one chronic condition, and 50% have two or more. Many of these conditions—such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis—are linked to lifestyle factors, which means they can often be prevented or managed through diet and exercise. Angela Fischetti, a plant-based wellness advocate and fitness...
Americans consume over 60% of their calories from ultra-processed foods, according to a study published in The BMJ. Julie Davis, a former aerospace engineer, was once among them. Fueled by fast food, sugary coffees, and Coke floats, her diet left her feeling decades older than her age. She had no idea the profound impact her food choices were having on her health—until a series of eye-opening moments set her on a trans...
It’s not every day that you encounter someone who has devoted virtually their entire life to veganism. Charlotte Cressey, founder of The Vegan Paradigm Shift, embodies this commitment. Charlotte’s journey began at an incredibly young age, sparked by a loving connection with her family dog, Whimsy. At just three years old, she had a moment of realization that the animals on her plate were no different than her beloved p...
Research shows that a whole food, plant-based diet combined with regular strength training can drastically improve overall health, from reducing inflammation to enhancing muscle recovery and longevity. Karina Inkster, a vegan fitness expert, embodies these beliefs and benefits. In a recent interview on the Plant-Based Eating for Health podcast, hosted by Kathleen Gage, Karina shared her inspiring journey as a vegan of ...
The evidence supporting the power of plant-based diets to prevent and reverse chronic diseases like heart disease and type 2 diabetes continues to grow. On a recent episode of the Plant-Based Eating for Health podcast, host Kathleen Gage interviewed personal trainer and health coach Kate Galli, who shared her insights into how lifestyle changes, particularly a whole food, plant-based diet, can dramatically improve heal...
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