Transitioning Away From Veganism with Gabija Mazunaite

In this episode of the NTI PodTalk, we hear from NTI student, Gabija Mazunaite. Gabija shares her personal story of transitioning away from veganism. Listen in as she and Dianne discuss incorporating animal foods into the diet, the importance of nutrient density, and reconnecting to your body’s intuition.

About Gabija:

I’m currently an NTI student and enthusiast for holistic wellness, weightlifting, and especially women’s health. I started an Instagram page to share my love, knowledge, and passion for natural living where I frequently share the importance of reconnecting to our bodies, showing up, and advocating for ourselves! Side hobby turned side hustle – I feel so grateful for the ability to connect to like-minded people and inspire others to live healthier and choose a more natural, holistic-based route in a society that has lost touch with true health.

@glowwithgabija

Dianne and Gabija discuss transitioning away from a vegan diet:

01:30 – Gabija’s background and what led her to NTI
10:45 – Gabija talks about transitioning from a vegan diet
15:40 – Dianne shares her vegan story
22:30- Conventional vs regenerative animal welfare
28:55 – The importance of nutrient density
31:50 – Gabija’s advice for someone on a similar journey
36:30 – Gabija’s goals once she finishes her NTMC
40:23 – You can always get back to your body’s intuition

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