Vegetarian Health Institute - Discover How to Thrive on a Plant Based Diet and Stop Being Vulnerable to Deficiencies

How to Thrive on a Vegetarian Diet, Whip Up Delicious Whole Food Meals in 10-30 Minutes, and Stop Being Vulnerable to Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies!

Not vegetarian? Click here for the vegan program

 

“Giving up animal foods is healthier in many ways. But some essential nutrients are harder to find in plant foods, and others are harder to absorb.

Here’s relief from these dietary frustrations, and the chance to spend the rest of your life thriving on a vegetarian diet. But space is limited, so act today.”

~ Trevor Justice, Owner/Director of The Vegetarian Health Institute




Dear Friend:

As a vegetarian, you’re less likely to have high blood pressure, cholesterol, heart disease, or type 2 diabetes. That’s the good news. But being a vegetarian also has its risks…

If you don’t eat a balanced diet, you could wind up with vitamin or mineral deficiencies. That could lead to anemia, hypoglycemia, diabetes, dental problems, or osteoporosis. Your vegetarian children could be at risk too.

And that's not the only challenge!

  • Packaged foods and restaurant meals often contain slaughterhouse byproducts

  • Many recipes are time-consuming, and call for strange, expensive, or obscure ingredients

  • Sticking to your diet while traveling can be harder than getting your macho relatives to try tofu

  • Fresh vegetables spoil quickly, requiring frequent trips to the grocery store

  • You can get hungry soon after eating, and bored eating the same old things

The Vegetarian Mastery Program liberates you
from the pitfalls and guesswork!

Now you can say goodbye to these challenges -- thanks to The Vegetarian Mastery Program. It’s a series of 50 lessons that take you by the hand, step-by-step, and transform you into a thriving vegetarian

And during this brief marketing test, I’m offering you a one penny 15-day trial.

But before I explain, let me tell you about me and my team, and why we’re qualified to help you.

My name is Trevor Justice. In 2002, having been a vegetarian for 15 years, I learned that I was hypoglycemic. Worse, the lower halves of my teeth, once surrounded by bone, had become exposed. As a result, one of my teeth became loose and fell out. When I mentioned this to vegetarian friends, I found that two of them had dental problems too.

Each lesson includes
an assignment, so you
come one step closer to
mastery each week.

Alarmed, I began flying to vegetarian conferences, and learning from nutrition experts like Dr. John McDougall, Dr. Michael Klaper, and Dr. Gabriel Cousins.

I discovered that my diet – and that of most vegetarians – was deficient in some key nutrients. And meals that appeared healthy were actually making my blood sugar problems worse.

Gradually, I learned the RIGHT way to be a vegetarian. But I didn't want anyone else to make the mistakes I did.

So in 2004, I began teaching vegetarian cooking classes. It was a good start. But teaching 6-8 people at a time, I could only help a small fraction of the people who needed help.

So in October of 2009, I founded The Vegetarian Health Institute. I teamed up with Michael Klaper, M.D. and other experts I befriended during my journey... to show vegetarians around the world how to stay healthy... using the Internet. (That means without the high cost of conference registration fees, travel, and lodging!)

I contracted these experts to write our nutrition lessons because I'm not a Doctor or Registered Dietitian. However, our students say I have a gift for interviewing experts, translating scientific jargon into simple language, and organizing cutting edge research into lessons that are fun and easy to digest. (See testimonials below.)

“I’ve not only been blown away by the lessons, but by the recipes as well! My husband has cancer and your information has been invaluable in helping me tweak his diet to support his recovery. I also love the way you handle the Q&A calls, Trevor. You keep on task in a kind and gentle manner.

There’s so much bad information on the Internet. I know your information is accurate and cutting edge, because I read a lot of high quality research. I bought a gift subscription for my personal trainer and she is as thrilled with the program as I am.”

– Mary Montanye, Bellvue, CO

A Foolproof Program For Mastering The Vegetarian Diet

The Vegetarian Mastery Program will teach you how to thrive on a vegetarian diet, and say goodbye to all of the usual risks, worries, and headaches.

As a student, you'll get an email each week with a special link for that week's lesson. Each lesson has a written component and a recorded Q&A call (which you can download).

You can read/listen online. Or you can print out the written lessons and download the Q&A calls into your ipod. Each of the 50 lessons includes an assignment, so you'll come one step closer to mastery each week.

The following experts have written or contributed to the lessons, and/or participated as guest experts on our Q&A calls...



Michael Klaper, M.D.

Dr. Klaper is a huge asset to our program. Since releasing his 1987 book, Vegan Nutrition, he’s been regarded as a foremost authority on the topic. His book is now out of date, but you’ll find his latest cutting edge research inside the Mastery Program. He authored all of the lessons on vitamins and minerals. And he explains things in simple everyday language.

He’s also Director of the Institute of Nutrition Education and Research, and featured expert in two PBS productions, "Food for Thought," and the award-winning, "Diet for a New America." Patients who follow his dietary, exercise, and stress reduction programs regularly overcome clogged arteries (atherosclerosis), high blood pressure (hypertension), obesity, adult onset diabetes, and even some forms of arthritis and asthma.


Jill Nussinow, R.D.

Jill authored the award-winning cookbook, The Veggie Queen: Vegetables Get the Royal Treatment. She's a Registered Dietitian who writes and edits for Natural Food Network magazine and Vegan Culinary Experience magazine, She’s also been a nutritionist and cooking teacher at the McDougall program for the past 7 years.


Jo Stepaniak, MSEd

Jo is the author and co-author of sixteen books on compassionate living and vegetarian cuisine, including Vegan Vittles: Down-Home Cooking for Everyone. She was inducted into the Vegetarian Hall of Fame at the 2008 NAVS Vegetarian Summerfest. Her award-winning column Ask Jo! appears on her Web site, “Grassroots Veganism”.


Robert Cheeke

Robert is a champion bodybuilder hailed as “one of the 15 most influential vegan athletes” by VegNews Magazine. He’s been featured worldwide in magazines, TV news shows, PETA commercials, radio interviews, and over 300 websites and Internet videos. In 2009, he authored Vegan Bodybuilding & Fitness - The Complete Guide to Building Your Body on a Plant-Based Diet.


Vesanto Melina , MS, R.D.

Vesanto has co-authored nine books, including Becoming Vegetarian, Raising Vegetarian Children, Becoming Vegan, Becoming Raw, and Raw Food Revolution Diet. She’s also written for Yves Veggie Cuisine, Common Ground Magazine, Veggie Life magazine, and The Vegetarian Journal. And she’s been a Professor at Bastyr University and The University of British Columbia.


Nomi Shannon

Nomi's best selling book, The Raw Gourmet, has sold over 150,000 copies. In 2008, she received three awards for Best Educator, Favorite Chef, and Favorite Recipe Book. She's been featured in Alive magazine, Get Fresh, San Diego North County Times, and Galveston News. Nomi is not only a certified Hippocrates Health Educator. She actually ran The Hippocrates Health Institute's Certification Course!


Steve Meyerowitz

Steve Meyerowitz, the "Sproutman", is author of Sprouts: the Miracle Food, Sproutman's Kitchen Garden Cookbook, and Wheatgrass: Nature's Finest Medicine. He’s been featured on PBS, the Home Shopping Network, TV Food Network, and in Prevention, Better Nutrition, and Organic Gardening magazines.


Meredith McCarty

Meredith’s most recent book, Sweet and Natural - More Than 120 Naturally Sweet and Dairy Free Desserts, won the Versailles World Cookbook Fair Award. Formerly the associate editor of Natural Health magazine, Meredith directed The East West Center For Macrobiotics for 19 years. She's also worked with Dr. Dean Ornish and Dr. John McDougall.


Along with contributing to our program, you’ll hear Meredith joining our other students on the Q&A calls, even the ones that feature other guest experts. Here’s what Meredith says about those calls…

“I’ve been a vegan/macrobiotic cookbook author, food coach and speaker for 37 years. Yet I continue refining my understanding of nutrition, thanks to the broad range of experts Trevor brings to the Q&A calls. My interest in sprouting and juicing has been renewed, and the insights shared on bone health and Vitamins D and B12 have been revelatory.”

– Meredith McCarty, Mill Valley, CA


Below are the first 25 lessons you'll receive
(Order of lessons subject to change)

1
Quick Start Lesson. Learn to stock your kitchen right and double the life of fresh veggies. Find out which staple foods – and kitchen utensils – you’ll want on hand for future lessons.
2
How to maintain a healthy Ph balance. When there’s a large acid load in your diet, your body neutralizes these acids by leaching alkaline minerals (calcium and magnesium) from your teeth, bones, and muscles. So it’s crucial to minimize acid foods and emphasize alkaline foods. Includes a chart listing which foods are alkaline vs. acid, and suggestions for balancing your daily diet.
3
How to absorb more calcium from your meals. Sadly, calcium-rich foods like spinach, Swiss chard, and almonds contain oxalates that inhibit the absorption of calcium. Likewise, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes contain phytic acid. It too interferes with calcium absorption. Discover how to release these acids, so you can absorb the calcium in your meals. Plus, find out which foods, condiments, and medications that inhibit calcium absorption. Includes yummy recipes.
4
12 easy ways to make leafy greens delicious – without drenching them in oil. Salads are great, but the dressing on a typical salad has ten times more calories than the greens it’s covering! Too much fat in your diet puts you at risk for heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. (Yes, even “good” fats like raw olive, flax oil and coconut butter.) Discover how to dress your salads without oil, make wrap sandwiches from greens instead of flat breads, and sneak more greens into your everyday dishes. Includes delicious recipes.
5
How to convert ALA (the plant-based Omega 3) into EPA and DHA. Many vegetarians have lower blood levels of EPA and DHA than meat-eaters. Why? Plant foods only contain ALA, the pre-cursor to the other Omega 3s. Your body can convert ALA to EPA, but only if circumstances are optimal. Discover which foods and oils interfere with your body’s ability to make DHA and EPA, and which help the conversion process. Includes a table you can print out for easy reference.
6
How to make “meaty” meals that your carnivorous spouse and kids will love. Give braised tofu, tempeh, wheat gluten, Portabello and oyster mushrooms a texture and taste so savory, your spouse and kids will rush to your side, gladly surrendering their hamburgers and chicken wings.
7
How to absorb more iron from your meals. Unlike the “heme” iron in flesh foods, only 10% – 20% of the non-heme iron in plant foods gets absorbed by your body. This lesson reveals a “magic” food combination that multiplies the amount you absorb. Also: which foods and beverages interfere with iron absorption, and which food prep methods release iron-blockers from whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes. Includes delicious recipes that employ the “magic combination”.
8
How to end indigestion with proper food combining. Fats, starches, and proteins... find out which of these three groups combines poorly with the other two and why. Also discover why people have indigestion when combining fruit with other foods. Learn which foods are compatible with each other, and receive sample meals to make it even easier. Includes a food combining chart.
9
The truth about Vitamin B-12. Do fermented soy products, amesake rice, or umeboshi prunes provide significant B12? What about the soil on unwashed veggies? Many foods reported as good B-12 sources are tested with methods that measure B-12 analogues (which block the absorption of active B-12, thereby causing B12 deficiency). Those methods misrepresent true B-12 content. Get definitive answers in this lesson.
10
How to make delicious oil-free salad dressings from whole foods. Oil is not only fattening. It has zero fiber, and far fewer vitamins and minerals that the food it came from. Learn to make creamy salad dressings from tofu, avocados, nut butter, and tahini (ground sesame seeds). Plus, fat-free dressings from tomatoes and roasted red peppers.
11
The truth about Vitamin D. Scientists now realize that the sun’s power to produce Vitamin D is not enough for most humans. Many staple foods are fortified with Vitamin D. But the Vitamin D added to milk, yogurt, orange juice, and breakfast cereals can come from the hides of pigs or cows. Find out which foods are fortified with plant-based Vitamin D, why the US government’s RDA is outdated, and how much Vitamin D you really need.
12
Wholesome snacks that’ll make your mouth water. Discover five underlying reasons for cravings, and how to address the root causes. Plus, recipes for wholesome brownies, ice cream, fudge, chocolate pudding, fruit bars, granola, savory popcorn, ginger oatmeal cookies, rice crispy bars (from puffed brown rice), and kale chips (similar to potato chips but super nutritious). These snacks will gratify your taste buds, and end your cravings for junk food and empty carbs.
13
How to convert more beta carotene into active Vitamin A. Plant foods don’t contain active Vitamin A. They only contain beta-carotene, its pre-cursor (which is only 1/12 as potent as Vitamin A). Discover the “magic” food combination that multiplies the conversion of beta-carotene into active Vitamin A. Plus, the three groups of produce that are rich in beta carotene, and food prep secrets that make the beta carotene in vegetables easier to absorb. Includes recipes that employ this life-saving food combination.
14
Six ways to get plenty of protein. How much protein do you really need? What if you’re athletic? What are the dangers of eating too much protein? Do you need to eat complementary proteins in the same meal? Which plant foods contain large amounts of all nine essential amino acids? And how can you “transform” beans so they never cause gas, bloating, or indigestion? Includes recipes for high-protein, soy-free burgers, soups, and Faux salmon.
15
Pros and cons of raw milk. Mothers don’t pasteurize their breast milk before nursing their babies. Neither does any other mammal. That’s why some people advocate raw dairy products. Learn the pro’s and con’s of raw vs. pasteurized, and where to buy raw dairy.
16
Foods you eat now that are aging you. Discover three harmful ingredients that show up in many breads, cookies, crackers, muffins, breakfast cereals, pies, cakes, French fries, potato chips, soy cheeses, soy ice creams, and vegetarian “meats”. These ingredients stiffen your arteries, damage your chromosomes, injure your nerve cells, increase oxidative damage in your tissues, raise your levels of “bad” LDL cholesterol, and lower your levels of “good” HDL cholesterol. Discover healthy substitutions that will help slow down the aging process.
17
How green vegetable juice supercharges your cells. Many green vegetables contain oxalates, which keep you from absorbing the calcium (and other minerals) they contain. Juicing them makes these minerals much easier to absorb; that’s just one of the four benefits you’ll discover. You’ll also find out what’s wrong with drinking too much carrot, apple, and beet juice. Includes juice recipes and juicer recommendations.
18
How to save money on health food and organic produce. Find out how to get pesticide-free fruit, leftover deli and restaurant food, and organic packaged foods like cereals and tomato sauce all for FREE, and before their “expiration dates”. Plus, learn to save 25% on organic grains and beans, and 33% - 67% at Farmer’s markets. Finally, discover a non-profit that serves fresh hot vegetarian meals in over 1,000 cities around the world. Over the next 12 months, this Lesson alone will save you more money than the entire cost of this program.
19
How to build muscle and turn heads. In this lesson on sports nutrition, you’ll learn how to build muscle on a vegetarian diet, stay hydrated during exercise, and what to eat before and afterwards. The food you eat, supplements you take, and ensuing rest you get all help in the recovery process that builds you back up bigger and stronger.
20
How to skyrocket the nutrition in nuts, seeds, grains, and beans. Sprouts have far more nutrition than their adult counterparts. For example, 1-week old broccoli sprouts have 50-100 times more nutrients than mature broccoli! Discover how to sprout in only one minute of watering per day. No soil and no green thumb required. Includes a comprehensive chart showing how to sprout 34 types of seeds, beans, and grains. Plus, where to get sprouting supplies, and how to avoid mold and mildew.
21
How to gracefully overcome social challenges. Learn to gracefully turn down food in someone’s home and get your needs met at social gatherings, without overburdening the host with special requests. Learn to disarm and educate people who challenge or criticize your diet. This lesson combines wisdom from many of our contributing writers, as well as my own.
22
How to replace flour with sprouted grains. If you’re sensitive to gluten (but not highly allergic), you may be able to eat breads and crackers made from sprouted grains. Why? The proteins that make up gluten break down when sprouted. Learn to make Onion Rye bread, coconut cookies, “peanut butter” cookies, and Essene crackers from wheat berries, kamut, spelt, or rye. Find out how long to sprout your grains, how long the “shoot” should be, how to grind the sprouts, how long to bake the “sprout dough”, and how to know when the bread is done. Plus, how slow baking compares to dehydration, and which breads at health food stores are made from sprouted whole grains.
23
Best oils for frying, baking, and dressings. Does heating oil change its chemical composition? When are unrefined cold-pressed oils NOT the best choice? What about saturated fats, like coconut oil and ghee? Get definitive answers to these questions and more.
24
How to eat well while traveling (with no refrigeration). Whether it’s an airport, a road trip, or a hotel room with no fridge, eating well can be a struggle. With this life-saving advice, you can eat like a King or Queen -- without resorting to processed snack bars and fast food restaurants.
25
What vegetarian chefs eat in a typical day. Peek inside the daily food journals of eight healthy chefs, including cookbook authors, Holistic Health Counselors, Registered Dietitians, raw food chefs, and yours truly. Plus, discover the common denominators, such as what time of the day we eat fruit, salads, and soy products. Never again wonder what to eat!

When you graduate from the Vegetarian Mastery Program...
  • You’ll be whipping up delicious meals in 10-30 minutes, using everyday produce, and ingredients you’ll find in the “Natural Section” of most large grocery stores.

  • You’ll be making crowd-pleasing meals from PURE ingredients. You’ll be liberated from packaged and processed foods made with animal byproducts, fillers, preservatives, white sugar, and high fructose corn syrup!

  • If you’re like most vegetarians who eat the whole foods diet we recommend, you’ll have more energy, bright clear eyes, and a great complexion. You’ll radiate health and age slower. Won’t it be great to move freely in your old age – without aches and pains? Won’t it be great to keep gardening, dancing, or enjoying other hobbies when you’re 80 years old?

“I have learned how to cook varied and tasty meals that my family enjoys. My confidence in my cooking has grown tremendously -- I am using new spices and taking us around the world.

Among the most valuable lessons has been my increased consciousness of the blood's acid / alkaline balance. I posted the chart you included and refer to it. I have started grinding flax seeds, as you suggested, and started using flax as an egg-substitute in baking.”

– Bobby Adler, Akron OH

"All your experts have been tremendous. Each one has provided unique insight and extremely helpful information. Dr. Klaper embodies the best of both the medical and practical vegetarian nutrition worlds. He helps us understand the reasons specific nutrients are required and provides a 'whole person' approach with authority medically as well as experientially.

The Mastery Program has been well worth the price, and has provided a tremendous boost to my health as attested by lab results; it's helped me lose the descriptor 'diabetic'. Being vegetarian is now much easier than the daunting task I thought it would be; your lessons help make it an enjoyable experience."

– Judith A. Becker, Saint Cloud FL


Get results you won’t get from reading books and articles

Here’s why this program will benefit you more than books.

  1. Each lesson includes an assignment, so you'll come one step closer to mastery each week. We encourage you to report back weekly. But the assignments don't have strict deadlines, so if you go on a long vacation, you can catch up when you return.

  2. You may not be aware of all the health risks you face. Having watched unhealthy vegetarians heal themselves over the past two decades, we can warn you about risks that aren’t even on your radar yet. Without our guidance, how will you know which health concerns to research?

  3. Recipes in cookbooks are only designed to taste great. But what about the nutrients – like iron and Vitamin A -- that are harder to absorb from plant foods? Our delicious recipes employ the “magic” food combinations we teach. So you absorb more vitamins and minerals from your meals.

  4. When you read books or articles, nobody knows or cares. But you can proudly tell our whole community each time you complete an assignment. You can trade tips and chat with other students via our forums. You can blog about your progress and describe what you learned. Then you can get congratulations, suggestions, and feedback from your peers.

  5. You’ll have lifetime access to a “living encyclopedia” of constantly updated research. The information in books becomes obsolete when new research comes out. For example, books written a few years ago claim that you can get enough Vitamin D from sunshine. But we know now that – in most parts of the world – that’s not true, even in the summer. Unlike books, our lessons are web-based so we can update them when new research comes out. And even after you graduate, you’ll have lifetime access to The Mastery Program.

  6. Each lesson comes with a recorded Q&A call. These recordings are typically 1 hour long, and each one includes a guest expert. Together, the expert and I answer questions from students like you. We usually elaborate on the points made in the written lesson, so you’ll benefit from our points of clarification. You can listen at your computer, or download the calls to your ipod.

“I am very impressed with the course so far. The recorded Q&As are wonderful. I love the way you stick to the topic and address the questions to meet all of the students' diets on this course. And on the Sports Nutrition Q&A, I loved the way you interpreted my question and seemed to 'get' what I was 'getting' at.

– Eileen Arnell, Parksville, British Columbia

“As a cookbook author and 30-year teacher of macrobiotics and live foods preparation classes, I found the Vegetarian Mastery Program to be very comprehensive. The expert Q&A calls were particularly useful. And Dr. Klaper is exceptionally knowledgeable and easy to listen to. Considering how much I've gotten, you definitely undercharge.

I put the hard copy of the lessons into notebooks which I can easily refer to when a future need arises. Good scientific sources and research are cited which validated the material in the lessons and Q&A.”

– Lenore Y. Baum, M.A., author of Sublime Soups and Lenore’s Natural Cuisine, Weaverville NC


Because we provide individualized support to Gold and Certificate students, we can only accept 35 more Gold and Certificate students at this time. Here’s how the 15-day trial works:

You pay just a penny upfront. If our program isn't everything you expected, you can cancel within 15 days and owe nothing. No strings attached. However, if at the end of 15 days you're thrilled with your first three lessons, you can continue at any of three levels. (Just let us know upfront which you prefer!)
  1. SILVER: $19.97/month for 11 months. Every week, you’ll get a written lesson and recorded Q&A call that you can download. You ’ll also get to participate in the forums.

  2. GOLD: $29.97/month for 11 months. Includes all Silver benefits. Plus, you can post unlimited questions about our lessons for an entire year, and get personalized answers from our expert staff within 2 business days.

  3. CERTIFICATE: $59.97/month for 11 months. Includes all Gold benefits. Plus, you get to earn a Vegetarian Nutrition Certificate by taking an open book exam after each lesson and scoring 80%. Exams are multiple choice. You can retake each exam until you get wrong answers right. Also includes a free 1-year listing in our searchable Educator Directory (a $119.64 value). You can upload your photo, video, bio, contact info, and a list of your upcoming classes. (This listing is $9.97/month after the first year.)

Note that you can cancel at ANY time to stop future monthly charges (even after the one penny 15 day trial). No questions. No hassles.

Compare this small investment to the cost of taking live classes. For a 2-hour class, Meredith charges $50. For a 4-hour class, Nomi charges $85.

Besides, can you really afford the alternative?

Just one oversight or deficiency – if ignored for too long – can lead to anemia, hypoglycemia, diabetes, dental problems, or osteoporosis. I myself would’ve saved thousands in dental bills, if only someone had shared this information with me 20 years ago!


Do You Need The Certificate?

Having a Vegetarian Nutrition Certificate will boost your credibility when lecturing, teaching, or applying for a job in the health and nutrition world. You'll command more respect and higher fees from coaching clients. These Certificates are not given out to just anyone. They must be earned, and that's what makes them valuable.

If you don't need a Certificate, or don't want to take exams, guess what? You'll get the exact same education our Certificate students pay for... but without the big investment.



“In May 2008 I decided to become a vegetarian. My skin and nails did great but I gained about 20 pounds… and taking in more carbs, I was tired all the time. Then in October 2009 I ran across your web site. Getting your emails and listening to past Q&A calls, I was able to see what I was doing wrong. I signed up for the Gold membership.

Each lesson has provided me with so much information such as proper food combing, when to eat certain foods, signs of B-12 deficiency, cooking with less oil, great recipes, how to get more iron, and how acid in food can effect your body. Most of all I can whip up a bean recipe in minutes. I spend less money at the grocery store because I know what is healthy and what is not. I was doing so many things wrong. I have learned so much. Thank you Trevor.”

– Anita Robinson, Parkville MD


If you enroll by the deadline above, you also get this life saving Super Bonus package (no matter which level you sign up at):


Super Bonus #1:
Restaurant Survival Guide For Vegetarians (ebook)

Stop letting restaurants sneak animal fat, stock, and gelatin into your meals. Besides the usual culprits – chicken stock, lard, and oyster sauce – discover the 39 other restaurant foods often made with animal byproducts.




Super Bonus #2:
Vegetarian and Vegan Menu Items At 21 Chain Restaurants (ebook)

Discover which menu items are cruelty-free, and which restaurants top the list for veg friendly meals.




Super Bonus #3:
How Vegetarians Get Calcium, Iron, Protein, and Vitamins A, B12, and D (ebook)

In plant foods, these nutrients are harder to find, or harder to absorb. So it's crucial to know which vegetarian foods are the best sources. And if you want to cut down on soy or tofu, this booklet will introduce you to several other complete proteins!




Super Bonus #4:
Vegan Holiday Recipe Collection (ebook)

Ten mouth-watering recipes for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Passover – including tofu turkey, vegan matzo balls, vegan “egg nog”, and pumpkin pie with tofu “whipped cream”.




Our "Everything To Gain" 15-Day Promise

Don’t decide now. Take 15 days to review our first three Lessons for a penny. Here’s the schedule:

Today: You get Lesson #1: How To Stock Your Kitchen
Day 8: You get Lesson #2: How To Maintain A Healthy pH Balance
Day 15: You get Lesson #3: How To Absorb More Calcium From Your Meals

If at anytime within these 15 days, you don’t find yourself thrilled with our training…

  1. You can cancel by web, phone, or email. No questions. No hassles. Our phone is 510-402-6516 and our email is customercare@veghealth.com.

  2. The Mastery secrets you’ve already discovered are yours to keep.

  3. The special bonus ebooks are also yours to keep. That’s a guaranteed gain no matter what you decide!


Even after your one penny 15-day trial, you can cancel at any time to stop future monthly charges. No questions. No hassles.

Why remain vulnerable to vitamin or mineral deficiencies when you can find out exactly how to eat and absorb enough calcium, iron, Omega 3s, and Vitamins A, B12, and D?

Why keep worrying that animal stock, fat, gelatin, and other slaughterhouse byproducts are hiding in your restaurant meals when our “Restaurant Survival Guide” can put your concerns to rest?

Why live on snack bars, French fries, and soggy iceberg lettuce while you’re traveling? Wouldn’t you rather enjoy healthy whole foods, and get enough vegetarian protein at hotels, airports, and during road trips?

Why keep getting stumped by recipes that use strange, expensive, or obscure ingredients, when you can learn quick, delicious recipes that use ingredients available in the “Natural Section” of most large grocery stores?

If you don’t become a Vegetarian Mastery student, how WILL you overcome the struggles you face, and learn to thrive on a vegetarian diet?

What will change between now and next year?

If money is holding you back, let me remind you about Lesson 18, “How to Save Money On Health Food And Organic Produce”. Without the secrets in this eye-opening lesson, you’re bound to waste hundreds of dollars each year.

In your first year alone, this ONE lesson will save you more than the cost of the entire Mastery Program! And beyond that, every dollar you save goes directly into your pocket. Remember, your dues will end in 11 months . But your financial savings will continue for the rest of your life!

Finally, your investment in this program is pennies compared to the cost of ill health. Just one oversight or deficiency – if ignored for too long – can leave you vulnerable to disease, and potentially thousands in doctor or dental bills. Why take that gamble when you can thrive on a vegetarian diet now and for the rest of your life?

Don’t miss this chance to grab the bonus ebooks. Start your one penny 15-day trial now.

If you still have questions, or you don't have a credit card, you can click here for our FAQ.

Sincerely,


Trevor Justice

P.S. You have nothing to lose. At best, you spend the rest of your life flourishing on a vegetarian diet. At worst, you cancel within 15 days, and KEEP the Super Bonus Reports and Mastery secrets you’ve already discovered. So what are you waiting for?


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