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breaking 99 day mono grape juice fast

Hi so today would be 100 day but some of circumstances made it that i broke today with solid grapes(not much i ate like 10 in an hour cuz i didn’t really want them) then i tried again eating them and was disgusted so i went to store and bought ripen nectarines, ate together 6 of them during the day and one small tomato cherry. It is not much kcal but most of the stores are opened tommorow. Anyway i drank mostly 3l of grape juice everyday but also i did some dry fasting during that time. Including longer dry fast around day 40 which was 11.5 days. However recent month i drank around 3l almost everyday. I write here cuz i don’t really know how to quit properly and safe in comming days. I can’t really stand grapes anymore but i thought watery fruits has to be the answer, on the other hand they expand stomach which wasn’t that active, only with minimal pulp from grape juice (i have nama 2 juicer). i weight low so i would like to gain weight but what is the safe to do it? anyone can help how should i plan my days upcoming week?

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u/Alarmed_Shallot5755 — 11 hours ago

Tooth decay healing

Hi!
Has anyone had an experience with reversing cavities? I recently discovered a new cavity and it started to hurt the moment I’ve discovered it..
I thought to try natural healing before I’m getting it filled.
Is it possible to heal decayed tooth?

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u/Fun-Minute-1911 — 3 days ago

Day 33

Hello Fellow fruiterians, I have been on the diet since a month now. I’m eating only Banana and grapes because apparently rest all fruits somehow cause mucus. I feel very demotivated since last 2 days because I am losing a lot of weight and I used be muscular before and now I look like a patient. I am weak. I want some support from you to help me get through this phase. Also, I am craving for some masala and salt and spices. I have been vegetarian since a year but now I even crave for meat. Although I don’t want to, but help me before I relapse.
A few questions also:
How do I get muscles back?
How long usually to keep my weight stable?
How do I get my energy back?
What are the long term benefits like a year ?

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u/ResponsibleTear7633 — 3 days ago

Why is this sub filled with so many haters of the fruitarian lifestyle? Is there a better forum somewhere?

So few people on here are actual fruitarians and many just seem to want to take potshots at the idea and reenforce their existing thoughts on diet.

Is there a better forum populated by people who are actually walking the walk?

Also many people are raw vegan but also still scoff at all fruit- though that is certainly better than the former category. I'm not impressed at all by the general health of people who follow the 80/10/10 diet or basic raw vegan. Douglas graham looks to have the health of exactly any other 70 y/o who cares about diet and exercise. Many of the raw vegans giving lectures on diet look like aids patients.

Fruitarian is more coherent for many reasons as vegetables are a made up category and many of them harm your body with oxalates etc.

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u/Junkpunchh — 4 days ago

Tips for managing fruit flies?

Hot here at the moment, so they're really breeding. they turn up for bits of peel and then stay and destroy other fruit. my strategy at the moment is to lure them out by keeping the peels in a separate bin outside.

I really like the little guys, they're my brethren and sistren in fruit. Just need to keep them from destroying my strawberries.

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u/talk_to_yourself — 4 days ago

Why are U-Pick farms totally fine with people eating a ton of fruit while picking?

Every time I go to a fruit-picking farm, I end up eating tons of apples, strawberries, cherries, and blueberries straight from the trees while I fill my baskets. I know it's not just me that does this which always made me wonder how these places actually stay profitable if everyone is eating the inventory.

It seems like the only real rules that they care about are not throwing half-eaten fruit on the ground and actually paying for the full baskets you take home.

Do the farms near you guys explicitly tell people to go ahead and eat, or is it just an unspoken rule everywhere?

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u/KrustyKryptecon — 6 days ago