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"How I Become Vegetarian" by Peter Sehm

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Peter Sehm and his wife, Kaye, have been vegetarian for about 30 years. However Peter was not brought up as one. Peter was born in Germany and he ate all meats; mainly horse meat and sometime pig. What caused this change?

Date Posted: 13 Sep 2012
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Back to Eden
Building on Back to Eden Series 1, Kaye Sehm again presents a new series of recipes and remedies to promote health and well-being. Get ready to discover many more delicious but healthy dishes as well ... [more]

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