How to Eat Plant Based when You Live with a Carnivore
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Vickie Petz Kasper, M.D.
American Board of Lifestyle Medicine Diplomate
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Plant-Based Living in a Carnivore Household
Ever tried to introduce more plant-based meals at home, only to face resistance from your meat-loving partner? You’re not alone. In this episode of Healthy Looks Great on You, I share my personal journey of guiding my husband towards embracing plant-based eating—without any ultimatums or food battles.
We’ll discuss:
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The Power of Hybrid Meals: How combining plant-based dishes with familiar favorites can ease the transition.
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Gradual Changes: The importance of making small, incremental adjustments rather than drastic overhauls.
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Creative Cooking: Tips on using versatile ingredients like beans and mushrooms to create satisfying meals.
Whether you’re just starting your plant-based journey or looking for ways to involve your family, this episode offers practical advice and heartfelt stories to inspire and guide you.
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