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« on: August 04, 2009, 12:33:00 pm »
To superinfinity, from a few pages back. Just so you can think twice. I am not fat, never have been. Didn't eat junk food inbetween my fruit meals. You could only hope to have eaten as much fruit without junk as I've had in my life. So the point here is I have experience eating fruit as much as probably anyone you'll meet. Went raw in the early seventies and stuck to it, and swore by eating fruit, dreamed of becoming a real fruitarian time and time again. Try to find one who doesn't cheat. And if you can, take a good look. He or she won't be something you will want to emulate. It's a mind trip many many people have fallen into and continue to do so. And when I say mind, I mean exactly that. The same mind that looks for perfection everywhere else but in the present, 'if I only can clean out my years of eating dead food, If I can only find the perfect fruit, I'll reach enlightenment, or perfect health, or live forever" Sound familiar? Fruit and veggies have been preached for decades and decades. There's nothing new in what they are saying. And all will forgive the high fructose content over and over because they like sugar and they want to believe in what they believe. When I mentioned fat burning, I meant being able to use fat a fuel source instead of carbs. A carb eater, when blood sugar drops will satisfy their blood sugar demands using muscle stores just as readily as fat stores. Fat burning individuals have trained their bodies to burn fat in lieu of muscle. You often point to one aspect of something and glom onto to it, making it your own reality. To see something bigger than you actually believe, you are going to have to pull back a bit and allow the inquisitive part of your mind to guide you. Maybe you could trust me on this point, you don't know as much as you think you do. What would it be like hanging out in the "I don't know region" for a while? Ask a few questions, experiment a little, read about hormonal upsets and their relation to insulin and sugar, carbs, or fructose, however you want to call it. Study Taubes, or Rosedale, and you'll discover info that isn't in any of the fruit books. I started when there really wasn't the internet, and thus my exposure was highly limited, so easy to be influenced. Even raw 'gurus' like Kulvininskus,( spelling), Clement, and Cousins all have given up on fruit. Good luck