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Aug 20, 2019 25 min

Nawid Adelyar

from All About Feeling Good Podcast Hosted by Richard Arsenault

Today I have Nawid Adelyar on the podcast and he tells us his story going vegan and more specifically, Fruitarian. From Afghanistan, his family moved to England when he was two years old and his journey began from there. Nawid is a very spiritual, eats lots of fruits and shows us how it's done by feeling good in his body, mind and soul. Find him on Instagram @Fruitariano You can also find the podcast on Itunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher and www.buzzsprout.com/232074 Find me on Instagram: @allabout.feeling.good Don't forget to leave a review/comment as it helps us grow and spread the message. Thanks! If you are vegan and interested in taking part in the podcast to tell us your story, please message me and we can schedule you in at your convenience. Everyone's story is unique and impactful, don't be shy and join me for a chat! Peace! Support the show

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Today I have Nawid Adelyar on the podcast and he tells us his story going vegan and more specifically, Fruitarian. From Afghanistan, his family moved to England when he was two years old and his journey began from there. Nawid is a very spiritual, eats lots of fruits and shows us how it's done by feeling good in his body, mind and soul. Find him on Instagram @Fruitariano You can also find the podcast on Itunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher and www.buzzsprout.com/232074 Find me on Instagram...

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