<p>Lilah is an ex-vegan health coach who is immensely passionate and well educated in the area of animal-based diets. She advocates for eating simple, local food but mostly animals for the most nutrient dense foods we can offer our bodies. Lilah is a wealth of knowledge and even if you are in the plant-based world, worth hearing the other side!</p>

Lilah is an ex-vegan health coach who is immensely passionate and well educated in the area of animal-based diets. She advocates for eating simple, local food but mostly animals for the most nutrient dense foods we can offer our bodies. Lilah is a wealth of knowledge and even if you are in the plant-based world, worth hearing the other side!

Lilah Wise on the controversial Animal Based diet, how we could be missing out...

We can ask 1,000 people and get 1,000 different answers to this question.  I am on a quest to find all the gurus in the wellness space. I am looking for people in and outside the realm of what we assume ‘wellness’ is: fitness experts to environmental activists, naturopaths, innovative medical doctor, western medicine doctors, estheticians, clairvoyants, acupuncturists, mental health professionals, buddhists and so on. I want to hear from their unique points of view, what does achieving wellness look like? What are the barriers to wellness in our society and what are the individual/societal trends that create new roadblocks to achieving wellness? The question also has to be asked about what are the impacts we can have on each other to not only help ourselves achieve wellness, but those around us who may not have the same access we do. Obviously, we all also want to know how to stay young forever! Some of these grander more broadly philosophical questions will be paired with the practical, micro concerns like crow’s feet.

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We can ask 1,000 people and get 1,000 different answers to this question. I am on a quest to find all the gurus in the wellness space. I am looking for people in and outside the realm of what we assume ‘wellness’ is: fitness experts to environmental activists, naturopaths, innovative medical doctor, western medicine doctors, estheticians, clairvoyants, acupuncturists, mental health professionals, buddhists and so on. I want to hear from their unique points of view, what does achieving wellness look like? What are the barriers to wellness in our society and what are the individual/societal trends that create new roadblocks to achieving wellness? The question also has to be asked about what are the impacts we can have on each other to not only help ourselves achieve wellness, but those around us who may not have the same access we do. Obviously, we all also want to know how to stay young forever! Some of these grander more broadly philosophical questions will be paired with the practical, micro concerns like crow’s feet.

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