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The true cost of animal foods and the negative environmental impact should convince people to live vegan rather than to follow the deadly mainstream.

On his eightieth birthday, Ernst Erb walked from Lucerne to Zurich, showing that the best way to maintain overall health is to eat a natural, plant-based diet.

“Without Saying a Word " is a short movie (about 6 minutes) whose scenes will make you speechless. Prepare to be amazed by the final scene!

Plant Based News interviewed Dr. Neal Barnard about vegan nutrition and the recent controversy surrounding the film 'What the Health'.

Michael Pollan explains why home cooking lost its value in the present society, and the way this impacts people's life and health.

Sarah Hallberg shows that instead of curing type 2 diabetes, the official guidelines reinforce or aggravate it.

Hope for all is a powerful movie that depicts the impact meat consumption has on people’s health, animals, and the planet.

A satirical show presented by John Oliver lays out the pitfalls of scientific studies and how they can lead to misinformation

Cardiff University psychiatrist Dr. David Healy says evidence-based medicine and industry-controlled drug trials are leading to unnecessary treatments.

In 1978, Ernst Erb was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s cancer (with a statistical life expectancy of 2½ years). In 2016, he walked from Lucerne to Zurich.

Ernst Erb was diagnosed with a deadly mantle cell lymphoma in 1978. Today, at the age of 82, he still enjoys good health and great endurance.

Erb Muesli - an exceptionally healthy breakfast and a good bread replacement, vegan, and sugar-, dairy-, and gluten-free!

At the age of 83, Ernst Erb summited the Rigi (1797 m) in one day, to prove that eating a plant-based diet keeps you active and healthy at any age.

Mark Hyman, MD explains why “everybody needs milk to be healthy” is a misconception and what are the main reasons why people should avoid milk at all costs.

Dr. Melanie Joy explains "Carnism", the psychological phenomenon behind why we eat certain meat and reject others.

The investigative reporter Michael Moss discusses the close relationship between obesity, food and the advertising strategies used by the food industry.

Dr. Klaper shows how a plant-based diet might be the best strategy to improve our health and the state of the planet.

A fascinating and impressive documentation about the effects of eating meat on our health, the climate, and world hunger.

Dr. Ellsworth Wareham: A living proof that a plant based diet, regular physical activity and a supportive community extends life expectancy and promotes health.

Jeff Iliff explains how during night's sleep, our brain cleans itself and what a tremendous impact this process has on our health.