What is Veganuary?

What is Veganuary?

The idea of ​​a healthier diet is a common addition to every New Year's resolutions and we've all thought about it to some extent. The idea of ​​a "cleaner" lifestyle that will give us and the environment so many benefits, that it's really worth trying. That's how the challenge came about. Veganuary or Veganuary, as we half-translate it.

This is a diet based on legumes, vegetables, nuts, fruits, cereals and olive oil which can bring about immediate improvement in our health.

It has been linked to a reduced risk of:

  • type II diabetes,
  • heart disease,
  • even cancer.

It is rich in fibre, vitamins, minerals and trace elements, and is very good for the health of the digestive system. The good thing about this diet is that its positive effect on the body can be seen very quickly. A 2018 study showed that people on a vegetarian diet saw their total cholesterol fall within just four weeks – about one month, January. It's worth a try.

Switching from one diet to another is not an easy task. It requires planning and knowledge. We should be informed about how to plan our meals and learn what to replace the animal protein and other animal products we consume today, depending on the nutritional needs of each organism.

That's why we are here to inform and educate you about the vegan diet, to find new and creative recipes that will fill your dishes with color, aromas and deliciousness!

So, happy January, however you decide to spend it!

Read also: How to make my favorite hummus · Weekly menu ideas: 7 days with 5 meals

Alexiadou Aggeliki – Dietitian Nutritionist
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Alexiadou Aggeliki
Dietitian – Nutritionist (ATEITH), member of the Hellenic Association of Dietitians-Nutritionists, with 19 years of experience and offices in Thessaloniki and Drama.
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