QUESTION: "Do you think it is wise or even possible to successfully sustain one's self on a fruitarian diet?
In response to the question, our unnatural lifestyles here in the U.S. and other industrial nations (England, France, etc.) require unnaturally excessive amounts of energy just to exist: to work, to take care of a family/children, to have sex, to take care of ourselves, etc.
We require too much energy in the Matrix and basically to subsist on a fruitarian diet we'd have to be eating too much throughout the day to keep our engines fueled.
You don't see this 'eating throughout the entire day' with so-called lower creatures (who eat mostly fruit) in nature because they are in environments that are not stressful and excess-energy requiring as well as energy-draining. They are in their natural environments or environments that are natural.
Also, you'd have to have fruitarian establishments on almost every other street corner too or at least every mile or two so as to provide the fruitarian with fruits and processed raw fruit dishes. It would have to be the same exact thing as you see in minority communities with liquor stores and fast food joints on almost every corner or every other corner.
The dominant establishments in a society dictate what the society is conducive to and in the U.S. for example, because fast food-JUNK food establishments are so plentiful and rampant, our society is one conducive to junk food - making sure people have easy access to purchase (acquire) junk, that's why junk is so readily available and accessible here in the U.S.
You have to be able to always have access to fruits, organic and seeded fruit, in order to successfully maintain a fruitarian-based diet here in the Matrix. The same is true of vegan and raw foods diets. The environment and society in general must be conducive to your particular or specific diet and lifestyle so as for you to be successful with the particular diet and lifestyle.
NOTE: Technically, diet is a lifestyle or part of one's lifestyle.
For more folks to be successful with a vegan and/or raw foods lifestyle, there would have to be vegan and raw food establishments (restaurants) on every other block or within each mile traveled - the same thing I previously stated pertaining to fruits, because remember, our society is one of convenience and ease.
If a thing or place is easy and convenient to get to, people will frequent it daily, consistently, and habitually - just like they do with unhealthy and deadly fast/junk food. That's why McDonald's can boast about hundreds of millions of dollars made in profits annually because McDonald's has very loyal customers, most of whom are addicted to the McDonald's menu.
Because fast food or quick service food establishments are almost everywhere in American society, fast food is easily accessible and thus there are millions of loyal fast food consumers as thus fast food is a very lucrative and profitable industry. In 1970, the fast food industry brought in $6 billion in profit. By 2000, the profit had reached more than $110 billion. Profit comes from customers and mostly loyal and returning customers.
Now the above is not to say that an individual who chooses to be a fruitarian or to subsist on a fruitarian diet shouldn't give it a try. I'm not saying that all.
All I'm saying is that for us as a collective to exist under our true dietary nature, our environment would have to be conducive for it.
Every person is not going to do what committed and dedicated individuals may be willing to do - go out of their way or go the extra mile so as to maintain their diet and lifestyle (fruitarian).
If a thing is generally inconvenient, the masses aren't going to go for it in most cases. They are use to convenience and ease, not to mention microwavabilitiness (getting things fast). Consumers want their products and purchases fast, instantly. Oh, and it helps when these products and purchases are economical as how much money we earn determines how we eat, when we eat, and what we eat for the most part in this society.
A fruitarian diet if performed correctly, will offer the individual much energy resulting from nutrition. If the life and work is subtle and not strenuous, I believe it can be the ideal diet for those who choose it.
But if the life and work require excess amounts of energy, i.e. where you're constantly on your feet moving around, lifting heavy objects, etc. the fruitarian diet may not be ideal.
The fruitarian diet is best for those individuals who are pretty much free in life, those who work for themselves and whose lives are subtle and slow-paced. These individuals are free to prepare their own fruit-based meals and/or plan their travels to purchase their meals from a raw foods restaurant (perhaps from the dessert menu), i.e. Planet Raw in Santa Monica (California), Loving It Live in Atlanta (Georgia), Café Gratitude in Berkeley and San Francisco (California), or Karyn's Raw in Chicago (Illinois) for example.
A fruitarian diet will keep your mind highly clear and energized. It will keep you feeling light, literally and in more ways than one (if you're in fact a Light worker).
It will keep your bowels regular with healthy bowel movements and stools that float to the top of the toilet water (denoting that you're eating life), and yes, if your stools sink to the bottom of the toilet, you're eating death.
It will also keep your blood clean as well as your organs clean and well functioning. Your breath will smell fresh as well as other bodily secretions. Your tongue will remain pink and the whites of your eyes, white.
If it can be maintained, a fruitarian diet will keep you in great shape and health, especially if you're consuming organic fruits.
After sunlight (solar energy), oxygen, and seaweeds, fruit is the best thing (food) one could consume.
And if you feel the fruitarian diet is not best or ideal for you, then at least make sure you're getting your necessary daily servings of fruit so as to maintain the health of your colon, as fruit is an excellent source of dietary fiber.
Thank you for reading!
This article is compliments of Dherbs.com.
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