David

I am active in providing nutrition information on the Vegetarian & Vegan forum. To back up my information, I include links to the websites of the American Heart Association, and similar mainstream groups. Because the questions here usually fall into one of 6 or 7 categories, I often repeat my answers. Nevertheless, I am not selling anything, or violating any Terms of Service. Can I request a review from Yahoo?

I eat kale plain (kind of dull), and I also make a nice soup with it (delicious, but takes some preparation).

What kinds of simple-but-tasty kale dishes do you like? Can you describe them?

As a vegan, looking to help other vegans, I'm always surprised when people (both omnivores and vegetarians/vegans) neglect to cite references when they answer questions.

Nutrition and health are serious topics, people. If you carelessly give people bad information, you are not helping them!

All mainstream vegan health authorities recommend that vegans take a vitamin B-12 supplement. These are cheap and tiny vitamins, and I take one every day.

However, my wife's family (also vegan) doesn't seem to believe that this is important. They are Chinese immigrants, and they tend to get their health information from the Chinese vegan community.

I don't speak/write Chinese, and so I don't know how to find a Chinese vegan website that stresses the importance of B-12. Can anyone provide me a link to such a website?