Our own Anji Bee is now an official Goodreads Author! If you've read her debut cookbook, Keep It Carbed, Baby!, we'd love to read your review on the Goodreads book page. Or shoot me an "Ask the Author" question on my profile. You can always just check out what she's...
Michigan based blog, Inside The Rift, interviewed Anji for their 'Metaphysics & Spirituality' section this month. The feature goes into depth about about vegan lifestyle and popular YouTube channel, as well as her long career in music. Prox also asks...
By popular demand, our own Anji Bee has finally released her debut cookbook! Keep It Carbed, Baby! features 45 of the most-asked-for recipes in Anji’s back-to-basics style of high carb, low fat, whole food, plant-based dishes. These are not showy...
We've been quietly building our presences on Tumblr, Snapchat, and Periscope over the past several months. So now we'd like to officially announce that we're ready for you to start following us on those sites and apps. We're using Tumblr as a platform to be more...
The Altra One 2.5 is my favorite running at the moment. Having put over 1600 miles in Nike
Free 5.0’s that I’ve ran in past 2 years, I was looking for new shoe with a similar lightweight, minimal type of running shoe. I was curious to see if there may be something better than the Nike’s so after speaking with some of the better runners I know, they pointed me towards the Altra line of shoes.
In Issue 17 of Fruit Powered Digest, we share our story about Happy Healthy Vegan: how it began and where we plan to take it. We also discuss some of personal diet journey stories as well as share our exercise and fitness "secrets".
After years of wearing traditional running shoes, I recently decided to check out the growing trend of minimalist footwear. Despite the many advances in running shoe technology over the past few decades, running injuries are still common. The minimalist shoe...
After running in Brooks Ghost 4 shoes for a year, I felt it was time to change to a more minimal running shoe. More and more runners are catching on to the fact that shoes which boast more “protection” and “cushioning” really don’t protect you from running injuries, despite the marketing claims. And in spite of all the advances in shoe technology, runner’s injuries are higher than ever. The minimalist shoe proponents say that these “protective” shoes actually weaken the foot by protecting it too much and not allowing it to move properly and develop needed strength.