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Veganuary’s Over—But Why Stop Now?

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A lake in the shape of human footprints in the middle of a lush forest as a metaphor for the impact of human activity on the landscape and nature in general. 3d rendering.

Veganuary is over, and sticking with a plant-based lifestyle is easier than ever. The benefits go beyond just completing a January challenge, making it worth continuing.

The hardest part is already done. The first few weeks of going vegan involve learning what to buy, what to cook, and how to avoid hidden dairy in everyday foods. Now, plant-based meals feel familiar, and new favourites have been discovered. Stopping would only make it harder to start again later.

A month of eating more fruit, vegetables, and whole foods has already made a difference. Many people feel more energised, notice better digestion, and experience clearer skin. Long-term benefits include a lower risk of heart disease and certain cancers. Keeping up with a balanced vegan diet means continuing to feel these positive effects.

Animal agriculture remains one of the biggest contributors to climate change, deforestation, and water waste. Choosing plant-based meals helps cut carbon footprints and protect wildlife. Every meal is a step towards a more sustainable planet.

Animals still suffer in the meat and dairy industries, and plant-based choices reduce their suffering. Supermarkets, cafés, and restaurants now offer more vegan options than ever, making it easy to continue. The effort put in during Veganuary can carry on, bringing lasting benefits for health, the environment, and animals.

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JVS: Jewish - Vegan - Sustainable
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