Vegan Diet Free - A Vegan Guide to Healthy Eating for Android

11 things about Vegan Diet Free - A Vegan Guide to Healthy Eating

1. The Vegan Diet app is only intended to provide general information, without independent verification of the accuracy of the information provided to it, and the information is specifically not intended to be a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment by your physician or other health care professional.

2. You should always consult your own physician or other health care professionals about any medical questions, diagnosis, or treatment, especially before trying any diet.

3. (Vegans are often animal rights activists who don’t believe in using animal products for any purpose.) So say goodbye to refried beans with lard, margarine made with whey, and anything with gelatin, which comes from animal bones and hooves, too.

4. Any information supplied to you by the Vegan Diet app is provided on an "as is" basis without warranty as to its accuracy or safety.

5. If you’re doing it right—i.e., eating lots of fruits, veggies, and whole grains—you’ll likely feel full on fewer calories than you’re allowed each day.

6. Research shows vegans tend to eat fewer calories, weigh less, and have a lower body mass index (a measure of body fat) than their meat-eating counterparts.

7. While vegetarians eliminate meat, fish, and poultry, vegans take it a step further, excluding all animal products—even dairy and eggs.

8. FitKit Apps makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, with respect to any information.

9. You can cook up a perfectly healthy, meat- and dairy-free menu that supports weightloss and reduces the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.

10. Any information obtained by you via this app should not be relied upon for any personal, nutritional or medical decision.

11. Vegan diet Free is a recipe app that provides an introduction to vegan eating.