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Book Review: “Thrive” by Ironman Triathlete (and vegan) Brendan Brazier Posted May 23, 2007 at 10:00 AM by Katie Drummond Ironman triathlon champion, overall elite athlete ... and vegan? Anyone who still thinks a vegan lifestyle can’t support intense athletic training hasn’t met Brendan Brazier. A professional athlete who consistently places at the top in international Ironman triathlon events, Brazier is a formidable example of the potential for a plant-based diet to yield impressive athletic results. In his bestselling book, “Thrive: A guide to optimal health & performance through plant-based whole foods”, Brazier goes beyond merely guiding readers through the world of vegan nutrition, and instead offers an entirely new way of seeing food: as the fuel necessary not only for sports, but for overall wellness. Read the rest of this entry at our partner site: The Final Sprint.(Continued...) Read the full article... | Comment on this post Filed under: her-motivation, books, her-nutrition, healthy-eating, vegetarianism, special-features, reviews
Book Review: “Thrive” by Ironman Triathlete (and vegan) Brendan Brazier
Posted May 23, 2007 at 10:00 AM by Katie Drummond
Ironman triathlon champion, overall elite athlete ... and vegan? Anyone who still thinks a vegan lifestyle can’t support intense athletic training hasn’t met Brendan Brazier. A professional athlete who consistently places at the top in international Ironman triathlon events, Brazier is a formidable example of the potential for a plant-based diet to yield impressive athletic results. In his bestselling book, “Thrive: A guide to optimal health & performance through plant-based whole foods”, Brazier goes beyond merely guiding readers through the world of vegan nutrition, and instead offers an entirely new way of seeing food: as the fuel necessary not only for sports, but for overall wellness. Read the rest of this entry at our partner site: The Final Sprint.(Continued...)
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