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By Max Greenberg
NO MEAT ATHLETE Workout/Running Group
Uploaded: Oct 27, 2014
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on Oct 28, 2014 at 7:16 am
Hi Max,
As a vegektarian who can't eat soy, wheat, oats, barley, or pea protein, and don't eat eggs, I would love if you woukd post some options. I supplement with rice protein but it has naturally occurring lead or arsenic in quantities high enough to deserve a state warning. And I'd love if the protein wasnt by supplement...
What do you call a vegan who eats fish (but pls don't ask a vegan, I get enough grief as it is).
on Oct 29, 2014 at 10:31 am
Max Greenberg is a registered user.
Hi Pescavegan: Thanks for your comment. Not being an expert on nutrition, I must refrain from making any suggestions for what you could be eating. "Pescavegan" sounds like it takes care of the label you are looking for for a vegan who eats fish. I will make one suggestion if you do eat fish: stay away from the bottom-feeders.
on Nov 5, 2014 at 8:56 am
Max Greenberg is a registered user.
The new No Meat Athlete workout/running group is open to discussing a time that might work better for more members (so far we have had only two people come the past two weeks to meet at Stanford track on Wed at 6:30am. - NOTE: with the clocks being set back, 6:30am is already starting to get light...) If anyone wants more information or would like to let us know what time/day would work better for you, you can respond to this post or email me directly at truthoverharmony@yahoo.com. - MAX
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