Do Vegans Need Carninutrients? with Vegan Powah founder & bio-scientist Bradley Jadir, Episode 24

<p>Does a plant-based vegan diet work for long-term health and wellness? Why do some people give up veganism or vegetarianism and go back to eating meat? Well, it may have to do with their genetics and need for proper nutritional supplements.&nbsp;</p> <p>UK-based biomedical scientist Bradley Jadir, founder of <strong>Vegan Powah</strong>, remained vegan after becoming a living kidney donor in 2018. Even though he struggled with his energy levels after donating, he continued to eat plant-based vegan foods. But most of his long-term vegan friends went back to eating meat due to health and energy issues, including doctors at medical school, which prompted him to employ his background in Biomedical Science to research all the medical literature he could find relevant to vegan nutrition, and ultimately how genetics affects a vegan diet. This led to the development of ‘Vegan Powah,’ a supplement designed to help people maintain veganism in the long run.</p> <p>Carninutrients are beneficial to vegan and vegetarian diets when they find that they aren't feeling well or show deficiency symptoms after adopting a vegan diet. The Vegan Powah supplement provides nutritional support to vegan/vegetarians. You get all the nutritional benefits of eating meat but without the murder. Plant-based vegans do not have to consume meat or flesh to replenish the nutrients found in meat and animal-based foods, such as DHA, choline, carnitine, creatine, and taurine if they supplement properly.&nbsp;</p> <p>Go to<a href="https://veganpowah.com/"><u> https://veganpowah.com</u></a> to learn more about <strong>Vegan Powah</strong> carninutrient supplements.</p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/plantfull/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/plantfull/support</a>