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February 2012

A new year is all about new beginnings, and what better way to start off than with our Get Fresh issue? In between pages of delicious, healthy recipes like raw Pad Thai and Roasted Tomato Soup, you’ll find an in-depth look at what’s keeping smart, educated Americans unhealthy, and the diet that can save both people and the planet (hint: it doesn’t involve meat or dairy). Plus, we offer 31 steps to vibrant, life-long health from veganism’s biggest movers and shakers. Oh, and we take you to the Greek Isles and San Francisco’s must-visit vegan neighborhood, too. Take your first healthy step by picking up a copy or order one online, and dig in!

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PLUS there’s the usual: humor, international events, letters to the editor, classifieds, photos galore, veg marketplace, and much more!

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Up next in our March+April issue: Let’s hear it for the boy! This issue is all the stereotype-breaking, compassionate-choice-making men we love. From vegan dads who are ultramarathoners to big rig truckers on raw-vegan diets, we explore what it really means to be a veg man. We also take an in-depth look at the environmental effects of the country’s meat-eating ways, a vegan city showdown between Austin and Salt Lake City, seafood-free ceviche, and much, much more. Subscribe now!

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