Here are informative web sites that can get you started and keep you going as a healthy and happy herbivore!
- Starter Kits and Beginners’ Guides
- Nutrition Pages
- Recipes, Cookbooks, Online Cooking Classes
- Documentaries
Note: These links are provided for informational purposes only. BVS does not endorse, and has no control over or responsibility for the linked sites or their contents. These websites are not intended as medical advice, and they do not take the place of individualized medical care or advice. People should make dietary changes in consultation with their health professionals.
Vegetarian Starter Kits and Beginners’ Guides
- Vegetarian Starter Kit from Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM)
- Vegan Starter Info from Vegan Outreach
- African American Vegan Starter Guide from By Any Greens Necessary
- Key Info & Essential Advice from Vegan.com
- Guide to Living a Whole Food, Plant-Based Life from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies
- Plant-Based Primer from Forks Over Knives
- A Plant-Based Diet for Beginners: What to Eat, Benefits, & How to Succeed from Food Revolution Network
- Eating Humanely from the Humane Society of the U.S.
- ChooseVeg from Mercy for Animals
- TryVeg from Animal Outlook
See also Raising Veg Kids
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Nutrition Pages
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- Dr. Greger’s NutritionFacts.org and Nutrition Videos
- Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition online course from the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies in partnership with eCornell
Recipes, Cookbooks, Online Cooking Classes
- Explore our Recipes, Cookbooks & Online Cooking Courses and Classes
- Explore our Veg Recipe Blogs and Websites.
Documentaries
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Many of these documentaries can be viewed for free online or on Netflix or other streaming services.
- VegMovies database of 200+ films with run times, plot summaries, and trailers, organized by categories and streaming platforms
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See also Why Go Veg and Raising Veg Kids