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Haven't got a book recommendation I'm afraid, but there is a lot of motivation squit about fruitarianism. While some people use religion as a basis, others seem to adopt it in order to stick to a more naturalistic way of eating, whereby we go back to simply being gatherers, with no hunting involved. If your diet is 75% fruit, some people say that's enough to give yourself the label, but there's also 'fallen-only' fruitarianism, which I imagine being REALLY hard to stick to in the UK.
I'm all for live and let live, so it's interesting to read about, but I have to wonder how much extra toilet paper would be needed to follow this path! We're going down the ethical veganism route now though, so I might just be spouting hipster nonsense!
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So, fruitarianism. Does anyone here adhere to it? Does anyone in the UK? What's the reasoning for it? Does anyone have a good resource or book to recommend as a starting point?
I think I understand the logic of it, but I'd like to read more.
Do fruitarianism adherents tend to be religious?