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  2. Jim Morris (bodybuilder) - Wikipedia

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    At age 50, he became a vegetarian and over 15 years transitioned to vegan, a diet to which he credited much of his excellent health. [2] He posed nude for a PETA ad in support of the vegan lifestyle. [3] Morris, who still trained regularly as of 2011, [4] had been bodybuilding since September 1954.

  3. Billy Simmonds - Wikipedia

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    He was the first vegetarian/vegan to win the title since Bill Pearl in 1971. [1] While the myth still exists that a professional bodybuilder needs to consume vast amounts of meat and dairy to build muscle, Billy eats a purely vegan diet. In an interview with Living Vegan magazine, Billy states "Vegan Bodybuilding is not only possible, it’s ...

  4. Bill Pearl - Wikipedia

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    His diet was lacto-ovo vegetarian, which means he ate dairy products and eggs. [4] Pearl mentioned the benefits of vegetarian bodybuilding in his book Getting Stronger: Weight Training for Sports , published in 2005.

  5. What Happens to Your Body on a Strictly Vegan Diet - AOL

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    The vegan diet, the strictest of the plant-based diets, excludes all animal-based foods. So, it’s one way to jump into plant-based eating with both feet! However, giving up foods like meat and ...

  6. Patrik Baboumian - Wikipedia

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    Patrik Baboumian (Armenian: Փատրիկ Բաբումեան, Persian: پاتریک بابومیان; born 1 July 1979) is an Iranian-born German-Armenian retired strongman and former bodybuilder. He promotes veganism. [1]

  7. Vegetarian and vegan diets linked to lower risk of heart ...

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    Vegetarian and vegan diets are associated with a reduced risk of heart disease, cancer and death, according to a large review of research.