CAMDEN HAYSLIP

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• A raw, vegan lifestyle plan
• Eat many small meals a day to keep blood sugar and energy levels consistent throughout the day

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• You eat nutrient rich foods like beans, seeds, leafy greens, vegetables, and fruits
• Each meal should contain high protein, plenty of fiber, and healthy fats

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• The thrive diet claims to help in weight loss, energy levels, stress reduction, blood sugar stabilization, and cardiovascular health
• Claims to help overall health benefits

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• It is easier to maintain a healthier weight on plant based diets
• Keeps blood pressure lower and lower cholesterol
• Reduces Type 2 diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease

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• Reduces number of prescription medications
• Alleviates chronic health conditions
• Lowers risk of cancer
• Eliminating processed foods reduces unhealthy fats in your system

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• People who switch to a vegan diet can be at risk for nutrient deficiencies
• You lose iron, vitamin D, calcium, DHA, and vitamin B-12 when you don’t eat animal products

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• A thrive product line costs between 100 to 300 dollars a month on auto-delivery program

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• The thrive diet is a raw, vegan lifestyle plan designed by former professional athlete Brendan Brazier. It’s outlined in his book of the same name, which provides readers with breakfast, lunch, dinner, smoothie, and snack recipes in addition to a 12-week meal plan to follow as they get started on the diet.

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• People who follow the thrive diet don’t count calories or limit portions. Instead, they’re encouraged to eat several small meals daily to keep their blood sugar and energy levels consistent throughout the day. The plan claims to aid in weight loss, energy levels, stress reduction, blood sugar stabilization, and cardiovascular health. It also claims to offer overall health benefits.

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• People who should try this diet are people who are overweight, have diabetes, high cholesterol or just healthy people who want to clean up their diets
• Sources: Healthline.com
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