Marry Jery says her son, 7, "never" took medication thanks to being a vegan

Marry Jery  is talking about her 7-year-old son's plant-based diet.

On Thursday, Clueless's student was the keynote speaker at the #RaiseTheGreenBar sustainability summit of Good Housekeeping at Hearst Tower in New York City, where he told page six that his son Bear Blu has avoided getting sick because of his style of vegan life.

"He has no had to take healing in his life," said Jery, 42. "He can have weep and liquid nose, but he's not depressed, he's still going to school." Twice in his life he's said, "Mom, I'm not feeling well," it was mere for a few hours and he was back racing.

Jery, who is raising Bear with the former Christopher Jarecki, also 42, has been vegan for more than two decades after giving up meat at the age of 21. Since then, she has been a sensual pleader for her, she has even become the author of vegan cookbooks.

Bear has embraced the lifestyle. In videos for the non-profit programme Farm Sanctuary Compassionate Meals in May of 2017, Bear said his favorite thing about being a vegan is "you do not have to eat disgusting meat."

Her mother has no difficulty ready the dishes she likes, such as tacos and sautéed, at any time. "I can do all those things founded on what's in the refrigerator," Jery said in the video. "You have a bean, you have a whole grain."

"The amazing thing about this is that it has made me a health fan, because you feel very good, you feel very different," he added. "Then, being able to do something that is good for Earth, good for animals and good for everyone at the same time seems obvious. It's like the biggest 'Duh!'

In 2012, Jery made headlines when it posted a video of itself chewing food and delivering it directly to Bear's mouth. "It's his felicitated... and mine ... He literally crawls around the room to attack my mouth if I'm eating," he said at the time.

But even though some have criticized the idea of ​​feeding children with a vegan diet, Jery has firmly defended their family's lifestyle. "{Bear} likes the food I give him," he told People in 2015. "He's not being deprived of anything. For him, having an unbelievable fruit is like candy!

And despite his passion for the subject, Jery has made it clear that he does not force his eating habits on others. "I do not totally judge what noone is doing," he told PeopleTV. "I'm only devoted in helping to give information in case you want to know a part of this secret that I have found ... If you do not, all love and peace."