“The good news is that our bodies thrive on a conscious plant-based diet, and that this diet is infinitely more compassionate to animals and people and more environmentally sustainable than eating animal foods.”

Source: The World Peace Diet (2005), Ch. 5

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American writer, speaker and musician 1953

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