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Former Miss World Promotes
Supreme Master TV and Vegan Diet
By Dublin News Group (Originally in English)
Ms. Davison was vegetarian when she worked with Supreme Master TV, and later decided to become a vegan. She told the media that the new diet has given her loads of energy and made her feel much lighter. Rosanna’s advertisements for Supreme Master TV appeared on a channel called “Living” that airs on Sky Network UK and Ireland, and on TV3, an Irish national television channel, to help raise the awareness of the impact of dietary choice on the planet. In addition, beautiful posters of her and a Supreme Master TV announcement have been put up in every carriage in Dublin’s Tram System called Luas for one month and on buses in all the main cities in Ireland, including Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway for two months. Five large, eye-catching billboards are also on display at key locations and will be seen by 250,000 of the population in Dublin. 
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model Ms. Rosanna Davison has gone vegan and has been appearing in
advertisements for Supreme Master TV to promote this compassionate,
Earth-sustaining lifestyle. The former Miss World and the daughter
of famous singer Chris de Burgh said, “A vegan diet is so
much better for your health, for the environment generally, and as
no animals are harmed, it’s cruelty-free.” On endorsing
the campaign to save the planet, she explained, “There comes
a stage when you cannot sit on the fence and continue living a life
that will have serious consequences for future generations. I am happy
to play my part, however small. If we’re going to reverse the
damage we’ve done to our health and the environment, we have
to begin now.” Rosanna added that her father is also in
support of her actions and noble ideal.
