Ne-Yo Sheds 30 Pounds After Going Vegan

Julie Cappiello February 20, 2019
Singer-songwriter Ne-Yo, famous for songs like “So Sick, “Miss Independent, and “Let Me Love You, has credited his weight loss to the plant-based diet he has followed for almost two years.

 

After watching What the Health, Ne-Yo vowed to change his ways, adopting a fully vegan lifestyle that completely turned his life around. He said:

Initially, I watched the documentary What the Health, and to put it frankly, it p***ed me off. It really did. I was like, let me get this straight: The person giving you the disease and the person fighting the disease are in bed together? To hell with y’all. Out of spite, I went vegan because I was like, Y’all don’t care.

The R&B singer posted a lengthy Facebook video announcing his decision to go vegan. “Thanks to the What the Health documentary, I have gone vegan, completely vegan, he says in the video. “I ain’t messing with that meat no more. Sorry, I can’t. After watching that, I can’t do it. … It’s really a little mind-blowing how blissfully ignorant I was for so long.
Since going vegan, Ne-Yo has shed 30 pounds, has more energy and clearer skin, and is “loving it.
In an interview with Us Weekly, he said:

A friend told me a plant-based diet could reverse the effects of heart disease, cancer. I had tendinitis in both my knees—two weeks, brand new knees, like it never happened. I kid you not! I love it.

Now that he has “brand new knees, we can’t wait to see more dance moves! But going vegan doesn’t just have health benefits; it also protects the planet and spares farmed animals a life of misery.
At factory farms, animals are subjected to relentless cruelty: brutal mutilations; filthy, crowded conditions; and grisly deaths. If we treated just one dog or cat the way the meat, dairy, and egg industries treat billions of animals, we’d be behind bars for animal abuse.
Join Ne-Yo and millions more in adopting a compassionate vegan lifestyle. Download our FREE Vegetarian Starter Guide today.

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