Sustainability and Social Implications
Sustainability and Social Implications
Many people just try to eat a high-fruit diet composed of 50-75 percent fruit. The rest of the diet contains vegetables, including beans for protein because of long term sustainability problems of a fruitarian diet.It is difficult to follow the fruitarian diet for a long duration and make it a way of life. Because of reasons like social isolation, frequent hunger, psychological problems and others, many people just try to eat a high-fruit diet composed of 50-75 percent fruit. The rest of the diet contains vegetables, including beans for protein.
There are various social concerns associated with a fruitarian diet like animal rights, spiritualism, and meditation.
- Being a fruitarian can often lead to conflict with family, friends, and even society at large.
- For those who live on their own have no problem adapting this approach whereas it becomes a matter of conflict and non-adjustment when living with family. It sends out negative vibration and a feeling of fussiness.
- There is major non-acceptance and thinking gap. Elders often find it absolutely useless and insensible eating.
References:
- Beyond Vegetarianism - (http://www.beyondveg.com)
- Fruitarian Foundation - (http://www.fruitarian.com)
- The New Earth - (http://www.thenewearth.org)
- David Wolfe "Natures First Law: The Raw Food Diet"
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