These Athletes are Powered By Plants - Planet Vegan Episode Three
It’s pretty well known that eating plants is good for you. But what about eating only plants and performing as a high level athlete? This episode will explore the fast-growing world of vegan athletes around the world, interviewing inspiring athletes from all corners of the sports world such as Rich Roll, an ultra endurance athlete, Tia Blanco, a professional surfer, and Charity Morgan, plant-based chef for the Tennessee Titans. This episode also follows the story of Jon Venus, a vegan bodybuilder who had a change of heart during the filming of Planet Vegan and went back to consuming animal products, and dissects the reason that this happens. To support Planet Vegan and watch the rest of the episodes please visit www.planetvegan.com

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