If you’ve been playing with the idea of going vegan, here’s your chance.
In time for National Vegan Day, meat-eaters are given the opportunity to swap their protein-filled habit for a plant-based lifestyle – while getting paid to do so.
We Are Feel, a multivitamin brand, is currently looking for five people to take part in a three-month study focused on finding out what type of deficiencies your body may experience when you switch to veganism – and how their products could help supplement these changes.
This means that in addition to giving up any animal products, you will also need to take their vitamins as part of your new diet, including B12, vitamin C, iron, folate, lodine and vitamin D.
Each participant will be paid £2,000 but there are additional requirements.
Every week throughout the three months, you have to take a blood sample through a finger prick test – which can be done at home – and send it to the company.
Researchers will first measure how your body reacts to switching to a vegan diet, before introducing the vitamins, which are free of gluten, lactose and allergens, in the second month.
The study is set to start in December and all candidates will be announced on 11 November, so get in there quick if you fancy giving plant-based living a go.
To be eligible to apply, you must be aged between 18 to 60, as well as not have any pre-existing health issues including diabetes, obesity and hyperthyroidism.
Additionally, you must have consumed meat on a regular basis for at least the last six months.
‘The development of our products is the most important thing to us as a business and brand – we’re dedicated to creating quality multivitamins that actually work, and as with all of our products, we’re constantly looking at ways to develop them further,’ said Boris Hodakel, founder of WeAreFeel.
‘Our product has shown incredible benefits for meat-eaters, vegetarians, and vegans. However, we wanted to find out just how good it is at fixing some of the common deficiencies caused by a vegan diet.
‘These tests have been planned for a while, and after turning vegan recently myself, I can’t wait to see the findings!’
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source https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/01/meat-eaters-can-now-get-paid-go-vegan-11024461/
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