OLUfummy1 -, 100% Raw Vegan is hard to sustain but can be healthy. You don't have to be 100% or raw to get the most health benefits out of a plant based diet. I eat maybe 2-3 oz of meat (no more) daily, no dairy, no sugar, no processed carbs. I eat mostly things like salads, fruits and veggies, oat groats, ton of beans, okra, greens like kale, mustard, and collards, etc. You will be amazed at the improvement in your health biomarkers if you can stick to the diet long-term. I have been eating this way since 2013. Oat groats or steel cut oats are fantastic for lowering bad LDL cholesterol. I can personally testify to that.
It takes about a month for your taste buds to adapt when you radically change your diet like this. After a month, you come to love your new healthy way of eating. I do miss the cheeseburgers, candy, cookies, pizza, etc. but that stuff was slowly killing me. I literally did a food CT. LOL
edit: grammar correction 1/28/22 5:50AM EST