Hi Reader,
Have you been thinking about starting a plant-based diet (or getting back on track with your healthy eating), but aren't sure where to start?
Allow me to introduce you to my friend Kim Murphy.
She’s a certified plant-based health coach, best-selling author, and founder of Simply Plant Based Kitchen where she helps people transform their health through the power of whole plants.
Kim is hosting a FREE 5-day challenge called the Plant Based Beginner’s Bootcamp starting January 29th.
In this challenge, you’ll have access to live daily classes to learn how a plant-based diet can help you improve your health and even lose weight.
I'm personally looking forward to the daily live cooking demos where Kim will teach us how to make Asian Chopped Salad, Creamy Vegan Low-Fat Mac & Cheese, Fudgy Sweet Potato Brownies, and more.
And don’t worry, there are replays available each day if you can’t join live. (But come live if you can because Kim is giving away some amazing prizes!)
Register now for the FREE Plant Based Beginner's Bootcamp |
If you're interested in a vibrant, sustainable, and health-conscious lifestyle that combines a plant-based vegan diet with the principles a Mediterranean diet, you're in the right place. ALL types of eaters are welcome! đź’™
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