Health Food Pins and Buttons

Those puffs don't cut it anymore.

Relatable feeling, right?

Plant Power

When people ask "So why don't you eat animals?"

Wear this cute avocado t-shirt to spread the word about the health benefits of avocados. Also let people know that being super skinny doesn't mean you're super healthy. Perfect gift for vegans, vegetarians, or anyone that just loves avocados or guacamole.

It's ok if you fall apart sometimes. Tacos fall apart and we still love them!

Same great taste without all the salt on top.

Épinglette pour identifier les allergies des enfants.

This T shirt is perfect for all vegetable lovers, great gift idea for him

Organic design.

Peace Sign Vegan design by me

This is Professional Celery Eater t shirt design makes a great vegan gift.

Lemon design

2016 - Ryan J Gill - notmyearthnotmyproblem.com

This is a Celery Heartbeat t shirt design makes a great celery lover funny gift.

A vector illustration of a capsule of omega 3 fish oil. A great design for nutritionists, or anyone who loves the healthy properties of omega 3 oils.

Ravioli are filled with good stuff... and so are you.

An illustration of various fruits

Anti-Diet Culture and Eating Disorder Recovery Pattern! Say "F" you to not being able to eat all foods whenever you want.

Eat to live, not live to eat It’s the same three words: ‘To’, ‘Live’ and ‘Eat’ but the order and perception of those words creates vastly different meaning to people. Those who “Live to Eat” view food as something more in their life than just fuel. It can mean comfort, family, friends, happiness, lifestyle or stress release. When food takes on greater meaning than its nutrients we start running into troubles. Those who ‘live to eat’ may find making healthy, positive eating changes very challenging. To them, it’s more than just food… it’s about what food means to them. When it comes to making positive eating changes, fear of change can significantly impact those who “Live to Eat”

Lima Bean

The Good Earth Restaurant was a health-food restaurant chain that operated across the United States in the 1970s and 1980s, offering a largely vegetarian, natural food cuisine. The restaurajt chain was purchased by General Mills in 1980, gradually converting most of them into Red Lobster and Olive Garden restaurants.

Lemon and water design for care health food our life