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“Our chief want is someone who will inspire us to be what we know we could be.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
This space is home to a growing collection of thoughtful, soul-led and science-based resources – from in-depth articles and seasonal reflections to practical guides for holistic wellbeing.
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Thank you for being here. With love & gratitude, Tamara
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Vegan vs (whole-food) plant-based diet
You’ve probably seen the terms ‘vegan’ and ‘whole-food plant-based diet’ in my posts and might be wondering if is there a difference and if yes, what’s the difference between a plant-based and vegan diet? Here’s the answer to your question.
How I became vegan
My transition to a fully plant-based diet took much longer than I initially thought. But it was the absolute right decision in order to make a healthy and sustainable switch to a vegan diet. Here’s how I approached it.
Flatbread Recipe
Here’s another delicious recipe: A self-made flatbread. Don’t worry, all my recipes are healthy, quick & easy to prepare and affordable. Also, I outline a vegan and non-vegan version. Bon appetite.
Carrot-Hummus Recipe
Here’s one of my favourite recipes: A carrot-hummus. Don’t worry, all my recipes are healthy, quick & easy to prepare and affordable. Bon appetite.
Why I became vegan
There are three main reasons why I became a vegan. In this article I’m going to share with you why I decided to transition to a 100% whole-food plant-based diet.
Rethinking how we really treat our body
“Tonight I’ll treat myself with pizza, ice cream, and a beer.” I hear this sentence so often and I can’t help but thinking: Who are you trying to fool?