Blog Topic: FAQ

What is Non-Dairy Milk? (Everything You Need to Know)

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I saw a ridiculous commercial on TV recently. It was a mimic game show and the point of the commercial was that soy milk and other non-dairy alternatives have a couple of ingredients, while dairy milk only has 1, so you should pick dairy because it's simple and has less ingredients. ::eyes roll::

I took the commercial as a sign that the harms of ...


This Week's Q&A (Talking MS, Kids, Depression, Books, Rice Milk and Grains)

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Q: Does a plant-based diet help with MS?
A: Current research suggest that it does. For more information, please see Dr. McDougall's website re: MS. (Dr. McDougall is currently researching the connection between diet and MS and the benefits of a plant-based diet on MS).

Q: Any suggestions for kid meals?
A: The tricky part with kids is they are ...


This Week's Q&A (Talking Menstrual Cycle, Sugar, and Flour)

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Q: I have heard that when switching to a plant-based diet, your menstrual cycle can change for a period of time while your body is adjusting to the hormones in your body re-regulating themselves.  Do you know anything about this?  I have been plant-based for 10 months now and only get my period once every couple of months.

A: I've ...


This Week's Q&A (Talking Weight Loss, Gluten-Free, Cereals, Hens)

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Q: I switched to a soy-free, gluten-free, plant-based diet about a month ago, and have gained quite a bit of weight. Do you know why this might be? (Do you have any tips?)

A: It's hard for me to guess without seeing some kind of food journal to know exactly what you are eating — and how much. In most cases ...


This Week's Q&A (Talking Gluten-Free, Deficiencies, IBS, Snacks)

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Q: To make a recipe gluten-free, can I substitute oat flour for wheat flour equally or is it more complicated than that?

A: It's more complicated than that, unfortunately. For one, while oats themselves are gluten-free, most are cross-contaminated with gluten, so you'll have to make sure you're using certified gluten-free oats to make oat flour, or certified ...