Getting 10,000 Black Women To Go Vegan
More than half of all African-American women are obese, according to the CDC. And the solution to stop the unhealthy epidemic is a plant-based diet, according to "The Ageless Vegan" Tracye McQuirter.
The public health nutritionist joins "The Weight Loss Champion" Chuck Carroll to discuss her efforts to inspire the community to get healthy through the 10,000 Black Vegan Women campaign which helps women modify their eating habits.
The pair also discuss social injustices of food in underprivileged communities and why there can be significant disparities in life expectancy even among people who live only blocks apart.
Chuck is then joined by Washington Post columnist, Courtland Milloy, who shares his remarkable story of change.
For his entire life he swore off broccoli. He hated it. Couldn't stand it. Wanted nothing to do with it. His disdain was so great that he even dedicated ink to it in his column.
The problem for Courtland was that the ex-communication of cruciferous vegetables — and many others — was taking a toll on his health. At one time he could barely lift his leg into the car and walked as though he was nearing his 80th birthday. In reality, that particular milestone was still decades away.
Fast forward to today, where Courtland has adopted a plant-based diet and people half his age are having trouble keeping up! He's chronicled his journey to health in his column and now he's sharing it on The Exam Room along with his health Sherpa, Gwyn Whittaker!
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Chuck Carroll
Twitter: @ChuckCarrollWLC
IG: @ChuckCarrollWLC
Facebook: https://wghtloss.cc/ChuckFacebook
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Tracye McQuirter
10,000 Black Vegan Women: http://bit.ly/10kbvw
"The Ageless Vegans" Exam Room Interview: https://apple.co/2woN7JG
Twitter: @byanygreens
IG: @byanygreens
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Courtland Milloy
Twitter: @ctmilloy
Facebook: http://bit.ly/milloyfb
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Courtland's Columns
We may not like our veggies. But with rollbacks to health care, they've never been more important: https://wapo.st/3bQUaeD
My mom was right: Eat your broccoli: https://wapo.st/2HA0Pfl
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Physicians Committee
Twitter: @PCRM
Facebook: https://wghtloss.cc/PCRMFacebook
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