Plans don't work. You have to fundamentally change your eating habits, like I never eat sugar, and never eat processed foods, etc. If you sip, go back on track. But it has to be something permanent.

Was going to say the same

The whole point of calling it 22 days was that it takes 21 days to adopt a new habit and on the 22nd its now your "new normal". Theyre calling it a "plan" probably just to attract attention

Rat in a cage bruh, unnatural vegan looks stunning in every video 😍

That lip colour and eye colour suits her!

Objective Viewer beauty is in the eye of the behold, homie

Joshua Gibbs have you seen the vids of her with no makeup? That was years ago and she was heinous then. I shudder to think what would happen once you chisel the 5 lbs of pancake foundation off that mug

taintmueslix reference my previous comment 🙄. People have their opinion and you have your own; I don't see how you're finding that hard to wrap your mind around.

yes

People say "I swear to Oprah"?! XD

egal Use potato chips if you’re feeling really naughty.

Omg, I need to try it

Zesty Penguin I loled at this

roguebot is that a gun?! 😨

A Raad grandma always keeps the strap

i friggin love that picture

N for Nelly in the meantime, check out Maddie Lymburner; Healthy Crazy Cool; Jon Venus; Apples and Amandas; Edyn Jacks; Sweet Potato Soul; Cheap Lazy Vegan; Brian Turner; and Hot for Food. (There are different types of food ideas/recipe styles/nutrition in these vlogs.)

Thanks so much Emuna!! I am subbed to Cheap Lazy Vegan but never heard of the others so that's awesome :))))

N for Nelly you're so very welcome. (also, the happy pear is pretty good, too.) enjoy all the vlogs, the cooking, and definitely the eating.

I can only make beans and rice! But I've been trying vegan snacks, like yoghurts, lately, because I don't have to cook them, and different beans and cooking creams... I'm not really confident to try vegan vloggers' recipes who I don't know, but Unnatural vegan I know to support enough protein and enough everything, so it might be easier for me to really try those recipes too if she reviewed them! It would help animals too on my part, because I'm not in this for the animals directly myself, but to fight the climate change, so sometimes I give in and eat animal products when I don't know what else to do, but have to eat. I've been using this sort of mind trick, that I imagine that I'm preparing meals for somebody else who's vegan and whom I care about, like a scout or a friend, and then just feed that food to myself. It has helped with the whole identity idea, that you need to start to be vegan and have this ethical standpoint to do these things, and make the change immeaditely. I caught myself justifying eating a vegetarian ready-made lasagna by saying I like a change, instead of saying that I like it. (A scout asked why I was eating it and if I was a vegetarian. Yeah, I eat during our meetings sometimes...) I could have though - why wouldn't I have that option normally, why is it 'a change'? Omnivorous doesn't count vegetarian out! Omnivores can eat everything! Is this mindset because of those school rules we have, that omnivores can't eat the vegetarian food that's made for vegetarians at school, because it would mess the amounts that would need to be prepared every time? So kids learn that non-vegetarians can't eat vegetarian food, and just generalize? Why is eating food so strange to us?