Thrive With Compassion

05/03/2025

27/02/2025

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27/02/2025

Their home is not ours to take 💔🥹

04/01/2025

Strength and power should be used to protect, not to oppress.

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24/12/2024

Be the change you want to see in the world. 🌱🫶🏼

19/12/2024

Loving animals implies a deep sense of care, respect, and empathy for their well-being - recognizing them as sentient beings capable of experiencing joy, fear, and suffering. By choosing not to eat them, we align our actions with values of compassion and justice, honoring that animals deserve to live free from human-inflicted pain and exploitation. 🌱💛

13/12/2024

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11/12/2024

Though much of the world is focused on transitioning away from fossil fuel as a way to fight climate change, there is another, often-overlooked climate change culprit: ANIMAL AGRICULTURE. 🐄

It is time to acknowledge that the environmental impact of animal agriculture is a major playing card along side the burning of fossil fuels. Animal agriculture is the leading cause of deforestation, species extinction, habitat destruction, water depletion, ocean dead zones, greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss and every other environmental ill. 😩

Each one of us can help each day by adopting a plant-based diet ~ not purchasing and consuming animals or their bodily secretions, and thus, not supporting the industries that are doing the most damage. Veganism may be laughed at by many, eye-rolled by some 🙄, but it is the ultimate way an individual can do to lessen the effects of climate change on a daily basis. 🌱

It is crucially important for every one of us to take action since we are all in this together. We all have to work together for our future. There is no planet B. 🌏

09/12/2024

Oat milk love, always and forever! 💛
This creamy, dreamy plant-based goodness is my go-to. Smooth, sustainable, and oh-so-delicious, oat milk makes everything better — coffee, pancakes, even smoothies! 🌱✨

How do YOU enjoy your oat milk? Share your favorite way below! 👇🏻

27/04/2023

Wohoooo! Never had to worry about this. 😊

N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) is a carcinogenic nitrosamine. It has not only been found in certain prescription drugs, but also in foods such as processed meat and beverages like beer. We know NDMA can transfer through the placenta, and this may explain the relationship between consumption of cured meat during pregnancy and the risk of childhood brain tumors. Indeed, hot dog consumption during pregnancy may increase childhood brain tumor risk by 33 percent, and sausage consumption may increase it by 44 percent. Bacon consumption may increase childhood brain tumor odds by 60 to 70 percent. But, it’s not just processed meat. Researchers have also found NDMA in poultry products. Half of a chicken breast contains 110 nanograms of NDMA, which is more than the FDA’s acceptable daily intake limit of 96 nanograms per day. Raw poultry doesn’t have any NDMA; it’s created during the cooking process.

Additionally, dry-heat cooking of meat, like broiling or grilling, creates airborne NDMA, releasing this “very potent carcinogenic compound” into the air. Even if you’re only eating a salad in a charcoal grill restaurant, just being indoors where meat is cooked could pose a cancer risk.

Interestingly enough, one of the best-selling drugs in history, Zantac, was pulled from the market—a drug that brought in billions of dollars—because it contained a probable carcinogen that exceeded the acceptable daily limit, but there may be even more of the contaminant in a single serving of chicken. Why aren’t they pulling the poultry off the shelves, too?

Watch the video “Cancer-Causing NDMA in Medications (Zantac, Metformin) and Meat,” and see the research studies referenced at https://bit.ly/3BG5rLS.

16/03/2023

Can't wait to start accepting clients again but here's a little life update for 2023!

27/10/2022

Life is too short to make others shorter. 💛