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The New Becoming Vegetarian
and Becoming Vegetarian |
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The Book Publishing Company, US
ISBN1-57067-144-3 |
The widely acclaimed nutrition classic,
Becoming Vegetarian, has been
entirely updated from its
first edition.
(Cover is shown at the bottom of the
page). |

Wiley Canada
ISBN13 978-0470-83253-0 |
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Vesanto Melina |
By two of North America’s leading vegetarian dietitians.
For 15 years Vesanto and Brenda have collaborated in writing books that
have become classics in their field. |

Brenda Davis |
Vesanto Melina
is a leader in
the field of vegetarian nutrition,
coauthor of the American Dietetic Association (ADA) and Dietitians of
Canada's Position Paper on Vegetarian Diets (2003). Vesanto is well known in the media
and as a speaker.
To complement her scientific expertise is her joy in creating food
that is healthy, delicious and simple to prepare. She has been vegetarian
for 30 years; vegan for 15. She lives near Vancouver, British
Columbia. |
Brenda Davis is
an internationally
acclaimed speaker. She became a committed, ethical vegetarian 18 years ago
when she was moved to explore the consequences of food choices beyond
personal health. She is Past-Chair of the Vegetarian Nutrition Dietetic
Practice Group of the ADA. Brenda lives in
Kelowna, British Columbia. Her website is
www.brendadavisrd.com |
Here’s
what you'll find in The New Becoming Vegetarian and
(in Canada) Becoming Vegetarian:
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Authoritative nutrition information for
everyone from infants to adults, and for near-vegetarians, vegetarians and
vegans.
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The latest on protein, minerals, and fats
and oils
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Helpful guidelines and tips for those who
are just starting out as well as experienced vegetarians who are fine tuning
their diets
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A Food Guide for optimal nutrition and
easy meal planning (Click here to see the vegetarian/vegan food guide).
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New sections for seniors and for athletes
Chapter on weight management
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Delicious, easy recipes
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Vegetarian
Diplomacy: how to deal effectively and gracefully with difficult social
situations and help others adapt to your new health-style.
(Click here for a
sample.)
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First edition
of Becoming Vegetarian,
by Melina, Davis, and Harrison, 1994. |
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