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Jennskains Posts: 2,203

What can you get protine and iron from on a veggie diet?

Shelli SHELLI MAKES
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Soy (milk, tofu, edamame beans) and beans (navy, kidney, garbanzo) are great protein sources.  Iron is found in breads & cereals, dried fruits, broccoli and spinach.  This just off the top of my head.  I'm sure you can find tons more info with a Google search!

chrissibrinkley Posts: 1,836

Check out the American Heart Association pages..they give some pretty good breakdowns on vegetarian/vegan and other special diets.

Many of the premade veggie products take all of it into consideration and are created with balance in mind. I use a good deal of them with my diet, some I can't...but many of the items I can use and they're really good.

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~Chrissi

Jennskains Posts: 2,203

What is the difference between Vegan and Veggie?

psichick78 Flying Fur Studios
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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A vegan eats NO animal products. No eggs, cheese gelatin etc. So for a true vegan that means giving up tylenol etc bec. even those have gelatin in them.

As for protein, it actually takes a combo of food to make a 'complete' protein.
examples are;

peanut butter + Bread
Beans + rice
etc. Just beans aren't a complete protein.

I find as a veggie, getting the protein is the easy part, it's the calcium that's hard to come by, unless you get fat eating cheese.

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