Vince Rountree, age 58, is passionate about helping people with weight loss, diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol to reduce their dependency on medication or get them off meds completely. How can he do that?

Vince runs a business called Eat Plants and Thrive, which creates and markets programs that help people treat diabetes, obesity, heart disease, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol with plant-based nutrition.

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How to Lose Weight while eating more food, without being hungry, even if you don't exercises
How to reverse diabetes while eating more carbs
How to prevent and reverse Heart Disease
How to Lower Blood Pressure with Food and get off meds
How to Lower Cholesterol with Food get off meds

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Superpower: I love learning the science of how food can reverse chronic disease and presenting that to my clients in a way that is easy to understand and implement

Charity and Non-Profit of Choice: Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, Abundant Living Foundation

Advice for Health Success: The body has an incredible ability to heal itself but it requires eating fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, lentils, and other legumes

Biggest Breakthrough: Helping a client with type 2 diabetes that required insulin to get off insulin and all medication while having glucose levels under control.

Favorite Quote: You only have one body, If you don't take care of it, where are you going to live?

Notable Accomplishments

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Rutgers College of Engineering

Master’s in Business Administration from Emory University

Certificate in Health Coaching from Emory University

Certification in Plant-Based Nutrition from Cornell University

Certification as a Food for Life Instructor from PCRM, Food for Life is an evidence-based program designed by physicians, nurses, and registered dieticians that offers cancer, diabetes, weight management, and children’s classes that focus on the lifesaving effects of healthful eating.