What if the food you’re feeding your kids is quietly setting them up for disease—and no one’s talking about it?

After putting her autoimmune symptoms into remission by changing her diet, Michele made a bold decision that reshaped her school’s approach to nutrition. This episode explores the powerful connection between food, health, and the systems that feed our children.

1. Learn the shocking link between dairy and chronic illness backed by studies most doctors never mention
2. Discover how simple plant-based meals are transforming children's health at school
3. Hear how one decision changed a community and could inspire yours too

Tune in now to hear Michele’s powerful turning point—and why the lunch tray may be the most important place to plant the change.

Plant the Change is a podcast about healthier living, plant-based eating, sustainable choices, and compassionate education. Each episode offers insights on plant-based nutrition, conscious parenting, vegan values, and animal rescue—giving parents, families, educators, and changemakers the tools to raise health-conscious, emotionally intelligent kids. Rooted in the principles of Compassionate Humane Education, Plant the Change helps inspire the next generation of eco-friendly, compassionate changemakers.

Our Compassionate Humane Education (CHE) Framework at CHEImpact.org is now available for schools, sanctuaries, educational programs, and families who want to bring kindness, empathy, and compassion-centered learning into their own communities. Whether you’re an educator, a parent, or part of an animal rescue or sanctuary team, the CHE Framework provides ready-to-use tools that uplift learning environments and build a more compassionate world. For more information or to enroll, visit www.CHEImpact.org today.

Subscribe to the Plant the Change podcast today, and join Michele Fasnacht on a journey to plant seeds of purpose, action, and hope—one conversation at a time.

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