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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams adopts a plant-based diet and the results are stunning.

Updated July 19, 2018

eric-adams-before-after-7820328We are pleased to share that Forks Over Knives has released an exciting (and FREE!) short film on Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. BP Adams had diabetes so severe that he was losing his eyesight as well as the feeling in his legs.

The charismatic Adams adopted a plant-based diet and the results were stunning. He completely reversed his condition and all accompanying symptoms in just three months, providing him with the health and high energy he needs to lead New York City’s largest borough. Now, Adams is so exuberant about his results that he’s leading the way to let the people of New York—and the world—know that there is a way out for many suffering from crippling chronic conditions.

The short film tells Adams’ story in the signature style of Forks Over Knives—meaning you will walk away feeling hopeful and inspired. Please have a watch, and share with your family and friends. Enjoy!

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