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Welcome to Vegan Heretic

You ever get the feeling that something is just wrong inside of you? Like all the days when you have no energy and just cannot explain why or the times after eating a meal that includes processed food, you just want to lay down and go to sleep.

There are some studies with real answers from the medical community that if the last physical exam did not alert doctors to a medical condition, that it might very well have a direct relationship to your diet and level of exercise you do each week.

The more research done seems to confirm what was already staring at us in the mirror, we are unhealthy because of the food we eat. The trouble now is, knowing what to eat and what not to eat to gain back that lost energy and youthful vigor. Candy and soda are easy to point a finger at, but what about all the other stuff, is ALL of it bad for us?

The unfortunate part is that it turns out that much of it really is. Chicken, once a healthy part of every weekly meal as was pork and some lean beef, now calls into question the practices of the industry that handles our food like it was a car at the wrecking yard, getting USDA stamp of approval for human consumption.

While this site is not about bashing people who eat meat or the industry that makes a profit from our poor health, it is designed to make you aware of alternative solution to help you gain that lost energy you so want back and the vibrant looking skin and glow you once had.

In the pages offered here, you will find cheap and easy recipes and plans to help augment your diet or to change it altogether if you so choose. Life is about choice and having the healthy options available can be an invaluable source to living longer, living better and enjoying every minute of it in an energetic and exciting way.

We have taken the time to review the products listed in a concise, no nonsense way. In that process, we've rated them so you can see our opinion on their relative value to price, and some noteworthy facts that are both honest and frank. If something simply does not meet our criteria of recommendation, it is rated low or not at all, as the case may be.