Brand Spankin' new Veggie

Vgnyr1 · **Posted:** Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:42 pm

So I'm kind of new to the vegan lifestlye. I've dabbled in vegetarianism over the years and have decided to get serous. I am also getting married in December and want to get back into shape. (I was once and then i gained almost 60lbs.) Any advice for a newb that needs to get fit and lean permanantly? Especially without going into carbo overload while I'm adjusting.

I appreciate any help at all.

Thanks!
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y-girl · **Joined:** Fri Jan 14, 2011 12:34 pm **Posts:** 6

I'm new too. I've been a veggie for about 2 months. Lots to learn! Welcome.

Duncan_Idaho · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2011 10:34 am

Fruit! Salads! Nuts! Raw!

beforewisdom · **Joined:** Sat Nov 24, 2007 6:44 pm **Posts:** 3462

Vgnyr1 wrote:

So I'm kind of new to the vegan lifestlye. I've dabbled in vegetarianism over the years and have decided to get serous. I am also getting married in December and want to get back into shape. (I was once and then i gained almost 60lbs.) Any advice for a newb that needs to get fit and lean permanantly? Especially without going into carbo overload while I'm adjusting.

I appreciate any help at all.

Thanks!
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Read the link in my signature about finding reliable vegan nutrition information. Many people on the web don't know what they are talking about and following their well meaning advice can hurt you or at least make you feel like quitting veganism.

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