Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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Explore our articles on the vegan diet, its benefits for humans and the environment alike and more! Viva! is the UK's leading vegan campaigning charity, specialising in undercover investigations and high-profile animal campaigns. Founded in 1994 by Juliet Gellatley, we have spent more than 25 years creating a kinder, more sustainable world for humans and animals alike.
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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It’s better to boost your energy levels through simple changes to your diet rather than relying on coffee or sugary snacks. Find out more here ..read more
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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If you’re ready to squeeze every bit of nutritional value from your food, you might want to embrace these seven food pairings ..read more
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
3w ago
Ride on the wave of culinary change as we work towards making 50 per cent of every menu vegan by the end of 2025 to save our planet, with Viva!’s new sustainable dining campaign ..read more
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New research suggests two million species are at risk of extinction – double the United Nation’s 2019 estimate ..read more
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Vegan diets may lower the risk of catching covid or suffering severe symptoms if you do ..read more
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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Even small amounts of meat and dairy in the diet have damaging impacts on the environment, the only green diet is a green diet ..read more
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Moving away from animal agriculture could help ensure a more just and sustainable future for everyone ..read more
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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A healthy, balanced vegan diet can provide all you need while reducing the risk of all the big killer diseases ..read more
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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Two new studies show how a low-fat, vegan diet with soya can reduce menopausal hot flushes ..read more
Viva! The Vegan Charity Blog
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Our brains are dynamic, busy and demanding and use more than a fifth of our daily energy intake. But does the type of food you eat matter and can it affect your risk of dementia ..read more